Rar Password Cracker v4.11

Contents
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1. Overview
2. System requirements
3. Install/Uninstall
4. Notes on use

1. Overview
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This program is intended to recover lost passwords for RAR/WinRAR archives
of versions 2.xx and 3.xx. The program finds by the method of exhaustive
search all possible combinations of characters ("bruteforce" method), or
using passwords from lists ("wordlist" or "dictionary" method).
Self-extracting archives and multivolume archives are supported. The program
is able to save a current state (you can interrupt the program at any time,
and restart from the same state later). Estimated time calculator allows you
to configure the program more carefully.

2. System requirements
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RAR Password Cracker requires Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/XP. There are no
special requirements for memory capacity, but the processor performance
should be as high as possible. Special hardware is not required.

3. Install/Uninstall
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Install:
Unzip the downloaded file called rpc411.zip into a temporary folder and
run the rpc411_setup.exe file. The installer will let you choose where to
install the program and create a program group in the Window's Start Menu.

Uninstall:
Unstalling of RAR Password Cracker may be carried out either by choosing
"Add/Delete Program" in Control Panel or by choosing "Uninstall" from the
program group.

4. Notes on use
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1) When adding files into a project, choose the most preferable file marked
by the program. The only exclusion from this rule is files which have a known
fragment (for Stored files only).
2) It is not necessary to add several files from the same archive if you
are sure they have the same password.
3) More that one files in a project don't slow a cracking process.
4) From the system menu you can put/remove a project to/from Startup folder.
5) Period of autosaving - 2 min.
6) Don't worry about system resources - the program uses only free
processor time and doesn't slow other applications.

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