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WinMD5 v2.05 (C) 2001-2004 by Edwin Olson (eolson@mit.edu) -------------------------- Homepage: http://www.blisstonia.com/software License ------- This program is offered for free. You may distribute it, but you may not charge for it. You must distribute the whole application, including all documentation. There's no warranty of any kind. Version history: ---------------- v2.05: Oops. Forgot to close the files after checking them; this could cause other programs to have trouble opening them. This is now fixed. v2.04: Oh golly. Version 2.02 had a race condition that could cause wrong MD5 hashes to be computed. How embarassing! Also, a number of new UI features including copy-to-clipboard, improved MD5SUM import/export, an abort button, and display of file size. v2.02: Fixed support for files > 2GB and problem that could cause program to not quit if the close button was clicked while processing a file. v2.01: Fixed a small and very rare bug that caused files to not be added to the main window after they were processed. v2.0: Recoded the whole shebang in C# and added countless new features. Most prominently, it will automatically compare hashes against MD5SUM files, and can generate MD5SUM files as well. v1.2: Fixed a problem where text could appear very small. Also, rewrote file handling to use native windows API for small speed improvement. v1.1: Fixed a redraw problem and a problem that caused the progress bar to be finish too quickly on very large files. v1.0: Original version Introduction ------------ The world was in need of a simple Windows application to compute md5 checksums. So here it is. Just drag the files you want checksummed into the window and out comes the appropriate info. Pretty straightforward. If you drag an MD5SUM file, this program will automatically parse it and compare the hashes to both previously hashed files and future files. Installation Instructions ------------------------- Version 2.0+ uses the .NET runtime, which is freely available from Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/net. Once the runtime is installed, just double click on the executable. There is no "installation process". I find it handy to keep a copy in my quicklaunch.