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I cannot believe how difficult it is to find an ASCII file with SIC codes! I am currently going through a conversion at work and needed to clean-up SIC codes we have collected throughout the years. I figured a quick Google would turn-up few thousand sites where I could download a text file. Nope.

Several searches later I was able to cough-up a couple of sites that had some SIC codes. The first was a list from the city of Milwaukee:
http://isdweb1.ci.mil.wi.us/gis/mprop/sic.dat

The second was a list from Great Britian found by someone looking for an ASCII file:
http://lists.evolt.org/archive/Week-of-Mon-20020415/109919.html

From these two lists and our 10 year-old production database I was able to create a list with 645 entries. I have posted it here for anyone to download. If you do download it I ask that you leave a comment with any SIC codes you have that that are not on the list.

Click here to download SIC codes

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1. Locate “ofcscan.ini” on server — usually located in “c:\Program Files\OfficeScan\PCCSRV”
2. Locate “Master_Pwd” in .ini file
3. Change the encrypted text to “70″ (see examples below)
4. Login using password = 1

Example before:
# Master Password
Master_Pwd=!CRYPT!103171A63ADFD6EC4164F627A3B

Example after:
# Master Password
Master_Pwd=!CRYPT!70

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