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This small application allows you to encode and decode files from/to
three different formats: Hex, Base64 and comma separated bytes.
Hex and
Base64 encoding are two standard ways to transform a generic file with binary
(= bytes can be any value) content to strings containing only printable
charachters. Of course the encoded file will always be larger than the original
one.
- Hex
encoding will use numbers 0-9 and letters A to F (decode process is case
insensitive).
- Base64
encoding will use the following charachters: 0-9, A-Z, a-z, +, / and = (= is
for padding).
- Comma
separated bytes written in decimal can be used to enter a binary file
directly into any C/C++ code (or most other programming languages) as a static
array without the need to use resources.
You can use the
program to manually encode/decode email attachments or decode those files which
sometimes appear onscreen when your browser does not understand that it's
supposed to save an incoming file and not show it onscreen encoded in Base64
:).
You can also use the program to insert files directly inside your
source codes in comma separated bytes as written
above.
Download Reencoder version 1.00 (version number can be seen from the file properties).