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Arpoon Checksum 1.6

Arpoon Checksum computes checksums of files. A checksum (message digest, hash value) is a kind of fingerprint that enables to uniquely identify a file or document. This can be used for authentication purposes or to track document modifications.

By way of example, this tool can be utilized to:

* uniquely identify a given file, thus using the checksum as a fingerprint.

* survey a file i.e. to check if a file as been modified by comparing its actual checksum with a previously archived value.

* look for possible duplicate of files by scanning hardware storage devices (hard disk, DVD, CD, memory sticks...)

* verify the authenticity i.e. genuineness of a fingerprinted document that has been sent to you (e.g. as an EMail attachment or by way of a download) by comparing its on-the-fly computed checksum with its stored fingerprint.

Builtin functionality:

* Drag&Drop of files or directories

* Recursive calculation for directories strucutres (optional)

* Result list can be sorted (ascending/descending) by every single checksum type

* Link to files can be resolved (optional)

* Hash values can be displayed as hexadecimal or as a MIME-compatible base64 code

* Display of detailled file properties like attributes, size, date of creation...

* Result list may be exported to the clipboard or saved as CSV or HTML files

* During long run calculation, the computing progression is displayed

* Statistics on computation (average speed rate, file size ...) are automatically collected

* A warning message may be displayed before a time consuming computation is started

* Multiple files computation may be aborted during the calculation

* Checksum calculation for a very big files may be aborted too

* All options are maintened in an Ini-file, which is automatically saved in the current user`s application data directory, allowing a per user configuration

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Addition Information

• Arpoon Checksum compute checksums of files. A checksum (message digest, hash value) is a kind of fingerprint that permit to identify a file or document uniquely. This can be used to authenticate files or to follow changes on your documents. Computed checksums: MD5, CRC32, Adler, SHA1, MD4, MD2, RIPE 160, SHA256, ELF
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