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05-14-2015, 04:08
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quick CRC32 hashing tool with drag and drop support
Hi all!
As a first message to the board, I would like to share a simple tool I did which I use continuously. It's a simple CRC32 calculator with drag and drop support, just drop the file you want to calc the CRC32 on and it will calculate the hash. You can also calculate the hash of a latin1 string typing it on the first edit field, and in that case it allows to also calculate the MD5 of that string (MD5 for files is not implemented) It allows multiple instances, and it's speed optimized. I hope you find it useful Last edited by destr0; 05-14-2015 at 04:14. 
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05-16-2015, 09:28
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For non members, here's the link sorry
Code:
http://ul.to/r0svzsi8
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