Base64 Encoder/Decoder for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Open, convert, and save files on your disk or network.

Encode or decode from/to base64 encoding selected files on your disk or network. Simple file open, convert, file save dialogs. Steps of use are: After app start, click Browse to select file for conversion, then click Convert, application will inform you success/failure, then click save and select destination filename and directory. Version 1.1 has an installer/uninstaller now and somewhat updated interface.

Base64 Encoder/Decoder for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: September 21, 2006

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 1.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 98
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 Server, All Windows with .NET Framework 2.0

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1/5

2 User Votes

Doesnt work; poor interface
November 18, 2008
Pros
Small footprint.
Cons
Doesn't work. Doesn't convert to base64 (useless). Converting a file back and forth doesn't return the same result (incredible).
Summary
Disappointing.
Terrible user interface! I'd rather use a console application!
higgins1010December 12, 2007
Pros
Cons
Worst Windows user interface I?ve ever seen! Click(1) on Browse to select a file, then click(2) on Conversion type (does not auto detect Base64 files) then click(3) Convert button. (Fails to detect common MIME headers and skip them for you, must edit out and start over). It stops with a ?Confirm conversion? dialog and waits until you click(4) OK before proceeding then insists you click(5) OK in a ?Conversion complete? dialog box. Finally, click(6) Save to write it out. (Fails to suggest a file name based on the input file). Six mouse-clicks just to convert one file! (Not counting clicking to browse to the input file). This is a textbook example on how NOT to write interactive user interfaces!<p> THEN, it keeps the input and output files open and locked so you cannot view them with other programs until you close this program!<p>Before you can even install, it requires a 2Gbyte download of the MicroSquishy .NET Framework! Base64 is easy to encode/decode, you shouldn?t need a huge library to implement it. Unless the library is for the terrible user interface.
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