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ok, longer to reply than i expected but here are a few things to take note of. I am giving this info because i assume that one day you want to write code professionally. This is just a starter.
1: your form class should only have code that handles form objects. Events for clicking things or reading/writing a textbox etc. You need a separate class for your Cracker.
2: don't use a check box to kick off a task. people expect a button and you can code out the timer
3: your switch statement is way too big. You are repeating too much code. there are many ways to do it but to keep your existing code you could write this instead - (char)(((int)sb[part] ) + 1); That will cover numbers and letters.
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also this book is absolutely wonderful - https://www.amazon.com/Clean-Code-Handbook-Software-Craftsmanship/dp/0132350882
I don't think you don't need to use Visual Studio. This is certainly a job which VBA was created for within MS Word and will do everything that you want.
You can use the Document object that can load in a file and pull out what you need.
Ultimately, learn Office Word 365 thoroughly and VBA to extend rather than Visual Studio. Visual Studio is an IDE for programming languages, and as such you will need to learn the programming language to use and how to package and deliver the software.
Office has VBA to extend functionality in Office Applications, and as such is more suited to what you wish to do.
See : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/word/concepts/working-with-word/working-with-document-objects
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mastering-VBA-Microsoft-Office-2016/dp/1119225388/
https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/training-courses/office-365-developer-overview-13986