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Re: Help With Time in a Bottle
Ed Eastman wrote:
In the for what it's worth category, if the Mac was set up by a school
wih At Ease, you will need to boot an OS CD and reformat the drive. I'm
not saying that At Ease is not crackable, it's just not worth the time
involved unless you have the skill and desire. You will not be able to
get at the information on the drive unless you can figure out the At
Ease Passwords.
If you know where it is from, you may be able to contact their tech
support and see if you can talk them out of the password. Otherwise,
Request an OS CD or find one on e-bay and make your life easy.
I'm impressed!
The last time I saw At Ease (early 1990's) it was a simple program
selector kind of application with some bells and whistles.
So it has grown into a filesystem encrypting part of the OS?
-michael
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