I forgot my outlook express password and i want a tool that show me
the password.Normally I can find this programms on my own,but i found
nothing.

Hi sokowicz,

Don't worry - WebAttack.com has two freeware tools for Password
Recovery.  :)

Protected Storage PassView Freeware 
http://www.webattack.com/download/dlpspv.shtml

"Protected Storage PassView is a small utility that reveals the
passwords stored on your computer by Internet Explorer and Outlook
Express. The passwords are revealed by reading the information from
the Protected Storage. These include all email and web site passwords
where you chose "remember password" (not cookie passwords) as well as
auto-complete passwords. This utility can only show the passwords of
the current logged-on user, it cannot reveal the passwords of other
users."
 
*****


Mail PassView Freeware
http://www.webattack.com/download/dlmailpass.shtml
 
"Mail PassView allows you to view account information, including
username and password for POP accounts in Outlook Express, Microsoft
Outlook 2000, IncrediMail, Eudora and Group Mail Free. Just run the
program and the window will automatically find and display all
accounts. You can choose to save all or selected accounts to a text
file or copy it to the clipboard."

*****


Google Search:  Outlook Express freeware password recovery tool

Best regards,

tlspiegel

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Request for Answer Clarification by sokowicz-ga on 03 Aug 2003 14:20 PDT

Allright,thanks thatīs what I searched for.

PS:Are you german?(Cause your nickname).

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Clarification of Answer by tlspiegel-ga on 03 Aug 2003 14:28 PDT

Hi sokowicz,

Thank you for the 5 star rating and the tip!  As for your question
about my username... I'll answer that for free!  hahah  :)

The name/word 'Spiegel' is German (means mirror if I recall correctly)
but no one in my family came from Germany.  My paternal grandparents
came from Hungary and maternal grandparents from Russia.

Why we had a German surname is a topic discussed at every family
gathering!  No one knows...  :)

Regards,

tlspiegel

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Request for Answer Clarification by sokowicz-ga on 03 Aug 2003 15:17 PDT

ok ;)

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Clarification of Answer by tlspiegel-ga on 03 Aug 2003 15:26 PDT

Hi sokowicz,

I'm happy my clarification on the name issue was to your satisfaction.  heheh

tlspiegel  :)

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Request for Answer Clarification by sokowicz-ga on 04 Aug 2003 02:43 PDT

PS:And yeah..it means "mirror"(Iīm german).

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Clarification of Answer by tlspiegel-ga on 04 Aug 2003 09:01 PDT

Hi sokowicz,

P.P.S.  OK!  

Ya'll have a good day now!  :)

tlspiegel

Great,that what I searched for.

Re the word and name "Spiegel":

Some time last year (and probably since then), the magazine "Der
Spiegel" interviewed the head of Germany's Jewish community, Paul
Spiegel.  This led to a confusing problem: the interviewer was listed
as "SPIEGEL" and the interviewee was listed as "Spiegel".  The only
distinction was in the capital letters for the magazine.

The interview thus consisted of alternating blocks of text beginning
with either "SPIEGEL" or "Spiegel".  It gave me a bit of a headache. 
Talk about a roomful of mirrors!  ;-)

Haha

Oh my, that's funny.  Of course if you type in tlspiegel for a google
search you get this as a first comment:

"Did you mean: tagesspiegel"  then you get listings for tlspiegel.  :)

Signing off,

tlspiegel - no relation to the Spiegel Catalogue or The German
Newspaper!