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"Does not work in Win7-64?"
Version: HashTab 4.0
Pros
I have been using HashTab for a few years now and love it on my XP boxes and it works great.
Cons
I tried installing it on my main Windows 7-64bit and nothing, no File Hash Tab?
Summary
looking for other products that will work in a modern OS
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"Absolutely beautiful software"
Version: HashTab 4.0
Pros
Does exactly what it says: calculates different types of hashes for a given file and even automatically compares hashes. Near seamless integration with Windows Explorer (addition of a tab to the properties window).
Cons
None so far.
Summary
Excellent software if you download and verify files often (ie. Linux ISO files, etc.)
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"Superb addition to file Properties"
Version: HashTab 4.0
Pros
Simple. Intuitive. Unobtrusive but ever present. Wide range of hash functions. Performs comparison of computed hash values with a predefined hash value.or with the hash values for a second file.
Cons
None. What more could you want in a Tab?
Summary
Adds File Hashes Tab to Properties Window. Quickly computes wide range of hash functions when Tab is selected. Compares hashes with value pasted into Tab. Compares hash values for a second file when file is drag and dropped or pasted into Tab (or click Compare File button and navigate to the second file). Copy any hash value using right click.
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"Version 4 does not work with Windows 2000"
Version: HashTab 4.0
Pros
Found version 1 elsewhere which did work with win2k and is very fast but does not have the drag and drop of version 4.
Cons
Version 4 only works with XP or better. A checksum utility might work better if just designed as an explorer right click context menu item.
Summary
Fast. Intuitive. sha1, md5, and crc32. Great for checking downloads. I could not find version 2 in the wayback machine. Too bad cnet doesn't keep older versions for download, or at least keep the system requirements up to date.
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"Excellent - Simple and Sweet"
Version: HashTab 4.0
Pros
Right Click File > Properties > File Hashes > and it immediately starts creating the hashes > copy and paste the file you wish to compare into the box > Bingo, your done.
Cons
None, and I've been using it for 3 years.
Summary
Its so easy to use, it will likely throw you at first. I tried many other file hash programs and they were incredibly complicated.
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"a good addition"
Version: HashTab 4.0
Pros
very helpful
Cons
I cannot find a problem
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