Modern versions of Excel, such as Excel 2013 and 2016, use advanced encryption techniques which make brute-force methods used by most password crackers virtually useless due to how long the password can take to crack (anywhere from weeks to years depending on the password strength). It is impossible to crack an Excel file without purchasing a password cracker, as free versions of reputable password crackers usually only cover up to Excel 2010. If your Excel file truly is encrypted, double-clicking the Excel file will prompt you for a password before you can view the file's contents. If double-clicking the Excel file opens the Excel worksheet, your Excel file may be protected from editing instead. If so, you can use the previous method to unlock it. Since the password can't be removed from the Excel file, you'll need to use a paid program to find the password so that you can enter it. Passware Excel Key is the only reputable password cracker that covers Excel versions up to 2016. Accent Excel Password Recovery and Rixler Excel Password Recovery Master are other options, though they only cover Excel versions up to 2013. This process will depend on both the program and your computer's operating system, though in most cases you'll download a setup file, double-click it, follow the on-screen instructions, and then open the program once it finishes installing. Using the password cracker's interface, find your Excel file, click it to select it, and click Open or Choose. Again, this step will vary depending on your chosen password cracker. For example, if you're using Passware Excel Key, you'll first have to click Remove a password before you can select a file. If necessary, click the Start or Run button in the password cracker window to begin cracking your Excel file's password. You may have the option of selecting a specific type of attack (e.g., brute-force) here. Unfortunately, brute-force attacks can take anywhere from a few hours to a few months to crack your Excel file's password. Depending on the contents of the Excel file, it might be necessary to abandon your efforts if you haven't found the password within a day or so. If the password cracker does find the correct password, it will display the password in a pop-up window. You can then enter the password in the prompt that appears when you open the Excel file.
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One-sentence summary -- Understand that it may be impossible to crack the password. Make sure your Excel file is protected. Purchase an Excel password cracker. Install and open the password cracker. Select your Excel file. Run the password cracker. Wait for results.

Q: It is impossible for a tampon to get "lost" in your body if the string breaks or you can't find it. Wet your hands, then apply soap. Scrub your hands with the soap, then rinse your hands clean. Dry your hands with a clean towel. Your hands can harbor germs that may transfer into your vagina. Make sure your nails aren't jagged or sharp, as you might scratch yourself. For example, you can sit over the toilet, squat, or stand with one leg up on the toilet seat. Choose the position that's most comfortable for you. Take a deep breath and try to relax. Make circular and back and forth movements until you feel the tampon. It may be turned to the side or pushed up to the top of the vaginal canal, near the cervix and behind your bladder. If you cannot feel the tampon or have trouble removing it, trying sitting on the toilet and pushing as though you are trying to push out a baby or go poop.
A: Don't panic. Wash your hands with soap and warm water. Get into the position you would normally be in when inserting a tampon. Insert your pointer finger into your vagina and feel for the tampon. Insert two fingers, trapping the tampon between them, and pull it out.

Article: Plunging can be sloppy work, and clogged sinks often have food waste and other remnants in the standing water. Before you begin plunging, put on a pair of goggles or other protective eyewear to prevent water from splashing into your eyes. You can also put on an old t-shirt a pair of rubber gloves if desired. Don an apron to protect your clothing if you do not want or have time to change your shirt. Don't put the plunger straight down over the affected drain. This will trap air in the plunger, which is not ideal. Instead, tilt the plunger and put 1 end against the edge of the drain. Then, roll the plunger around the drain to form a tight seal over the drain and get water inside of the plunger. If you can see into the water, look to see if the edges of the plunger are covering the edges of the drain. If you cannot see into the water, try plunging up and down a few times to see if the plunger is making contact with the area around the drain. You will feel resistance when you plunge if the plunger is positioned properly. If it is not, then there will be no resistance. Hold the plunger handle about 6in (15cm) from the top with 1 or both hands. Press the plunger up and down over the drain vigorously for about 20 seconds. Do not tilt the plunger as you do this or you may lose suction. After 20 seconds of plunging, pull the plunger straight up and off of the drain to remove it. You should hear a pop as you do this, which is due to the pressure from the plunger and may help to loosen the clog. Do not roll the plunger off of the drain as you did when you put it on. After you have finished plunging and taken the plunger off of the drain, watch to see if the water flows again. If the clog is loose, the water should flow freely down the drain. If the clog is still in place, the water will remain standing or it may trickle very slowly. If the water does not flow freely, then repeat the process. You can repeat plunging as many times as you like, but if the clog does not come loose after the first few times, you may need to try something different, such as cleaning out the p-trap or using a snake to remove a deep clog.
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Put on protective eyewear, an old t-shirt, and rubber gloves. Roll the plunger over the affected drain to get water into it. Plunge straight up and down over the drain for 20 seconds. Pop the plunger straight up and off the drain to create extra pressure. Check to see if the water drains and repeat if needed.

Article: and proofread. If you have a spell-check feature, use it. Some programs, such as Microsoft Word, also include a grammar check that you should use. Proofread your letter yourself. Do not rely on the spelling and grammar checks to catch mistakes. Consider asking a friend, or even two, to proofread your letter as well. If no one is available to help, another good strategy is to spend some time away from your final draft (a few hours or even a whole day) so that you can return to it with a fresh perspective.
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Spell-check Read your letter aloud to hear how it reads.