Not Authorized to Access that Database

Get Preeminent and Flexible Lotus Notes Security Tool Removal Software

Are you searching eminent software to remove some local security you have applied on a confidential document of Lotus Notes using inbuilt NSF security utility? Don't look anywhere; the Securase is here to cut down security of NSF file. The online application is configured with an advanced technique named QDRT which helps Notes users to remove local security of NSF database files. This Lotus Notes Security Tool Removal Software works with RTO, this high-skilled algorithm estimates amount of time required to perform security removal process and this is fruitful for Lotus Notes users having enormous NSF files.

NSF Security Tool Removal Software Is Equipped With Various Peculiarities

  

• Demo version of this leading NSF security removing application is valuable to the Lotus Notes users who wanted to check the capabilities of software before investing their money.
• Evaluation version is integrated with a sample NSF file; one who is going on a test drive of software can use this file to remove local security. It shows whole procedure involved in security removing process.
• Distinct errors like "you are not authorized to access that database" or "you are not authorized to perform that operation" encountered by Notes users while they use secured NSF files can easily be resolved using this brainy application.
• It is equipped with various advanced techniques that made the software flexible to use with any of Windows OS like Windows 7, Windows 2003, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Window 98, Windows 2010 (32 bit), etc.
• This facility for removing NSF local protection is reliable to use because after removing security of particular NSF file, it provides unmodified original content of NSF file.
• This intelligent tool is available in three license of full-fledged process, one can select as per convenience.
• It does not change attachements and properties of original NSF file.

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