From the top menu bar select Insert | File and then browse for the Word document that you want to remove the password on.ģ. This technique removes the “document protection” feature of a Microsoft Word XP or 2003 document.Ģ. Office encrypts these files with a 40 bit key which can not be bypassed with this technique. Note: This technique does not work for “File Open” password protected Word files. When you reopen the document, the password should be gone.
Save the document and close the script editor. So for the example above, you would replace “19E8E61E” with “00000000”. If you want to remove a document password then replace the password with “00000000”. When you reopen the document the protection should be gone. You can remove the document protection by deleting those two lines and then save the document. Search for the word “Password” and you should find a block of text that looks like this: ReadOnly 19E8E61Eģ. You can launch the Microsoft Script Editor by pressing the ALT+ SHIFT+ F11 key combination while in Word.Ģ. Switch to the HTML code view of the Word document by using Microsoft Script Editor. I will explain 3 different techniques so hopefully one of the three techniques will work for you. These instructions are for the version of Word that comes with Microsoft Office XP or Office 2003.
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