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fDesc[1] = "application programs (like Microsoft Excel) and many DBMS (database management systems), using a standard communication protocol (ODBC, Open DataBase Connectivity), and even cross-platform.";
		fDesc[2] = "It is capable of launching up to ten simultaneous retrieval threads, filtering files on basis of type as well as size, searching for keywords and lots more. Teleport can mimic browsers more effectively on account of Cookie support.";
		fDesc[3] = "or Excel documents, Windows or Outlook Express logins that you forgot or you never knew. The program works through a step by step wizard that will ask you every data needed to retrieve the password.";
		fDesc[4] = "passwords and these passwords are saved behind asterisks like these ****** in order to protect your passwords from prying eyes. This function makes working with your programs easier and more comfortable. But, as you don't need to write your passwords anymore, you eventually forget them.";
		fDesc[5] = "password text. SeePassword provides users with an easily applied retrieval tool for forgotten passwords";
		fDesc[6] = "database file, index them in a tree form, search, view and retrieve files. You can also make a mixed slide show that contains both graphics and video together, protect your confidential images and clips in a password protected database and more.";
		fDesc[7] = "Live password but do not remember the old one. Of course, you must be able to login with your messenger automatically without entering your password after clicking on the \"Sign-In\" button.";
		fDesc[8] = "Windows Security Accounts Manager (SAM), even if you have lost your password and cannot logon to your Windows account. This incredible application creates a bootable disk and enables you to remove a password for the specific user or to recover password hashes.";
		fDesc[9] = "the asterisks. This could be a great tool but has three weak points. First, it's neither practical nor intuitive. Second, it has some bugs under Windows Vista. Third, it supports only Microsoft Internet Explorer.";
		fDesc[10] = "password protection form any Microsoft Access database file (.MDB). The application has a very simple multilingual interface with detailed help documents.";
		fDesc[11] = "is designed to help you read these passwords that are covered by the asterisks(*****).";
		fDesc[12] = "recovering lost passwords. You can use it in all Microsoft Operating Systems. It has two methods to retrieve passwords: \"Mouse over\" and \"Drag-n-Drop\". Unregistered version will show only the first two characters of the password. Registered version can reveal saved web passwords.";
		fDesc[13] = "forgotten passwords from Intuit Quicken, Quicken Lawyer and QuickBooks files, including International variants of these documents versions from Canada, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK.";
		fDesc[14] = "web page. Asterisk Master is an easy to use utility that allows users to define exception web pages which will not show the unmask passwords.";
		fDesc[15] = "Explorer and save it, anyone can use an application like this to retrieve it. Those asterisks that you see are nothing but a fancy way of replacing your password with something else. IE Pass Revealer can easily translate those asterisks into a readable password.";
		
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