Attached is a program to calculate the various hash values for a string or a binary file. This can be useful if you are downloading an executable file (.exe/.dll etc) and the author has provided a hash value under a different cover. This allows you to verify that the code has not been tampered with, which is not all that uncommon an occurrence these days. Personally, I would recommend nothing less than SHA256, which is why I have made it the default.
The InkEdit controls used support Unicode, and you can choose whether to use ASCII (7 bits) or Unicode (16 bits) for the text hash. They will give different answers.
J.A. Coutts
The InkEdit controls used support Unicode, and you can choose whether to use ASCII (7 bits) or Unicode (16 bits) for the text hash. They will give different answers.
J.A. Coutts