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digestIT 2004
This is our flagship product:
- Integrates itself into Windows Explorer
- Simple right-click interface
- Multiple file support
- Quickly verify a MD5 or SHA-1 hash
- Save to file or copy to clipboard
- Native support for 64-bit Windows (x64 Editions)
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Antares Project
The Antares Project is the current name of the successor to digestIT 2004, including many improvements and fixes.
The Antares Project is currently under development and in beta testing.
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What people are saying about digestIT 2004:
"I've found this little piece of software a real gem."
-- Lazlo W.
"This little puppy is very useful"
-- Devin L. Granger
"I've been using digestIT for a while & just wanted to say thanks. It's very easy to use."
-- Anthony B., OpenOffice.org
"I love the way DigestIT is integrated with the pull down menu on files."
-- Howard V., Novell, Inc.
"It [sic] like it because it does MD5 and SHA-1 hashs and integrates into Windows as a right-click context menu."
-- Roger Grimes, InfoWorld.com
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digestIT 2004 has been making rounds:
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digestIT 2004 is recommended by the author of PGP &GPG: Email for the Practical Paranoid
for checking hash signatures. On page 55 of the book, he says:
"GnuPG makes a Windows checksum calculator freely available on www.gnupg.org, but it's not as full featured as I would prefer. I like DigestIT 2004, a freeware program that integrates nicely into the Windows desktop."
- digestIT 2004 is recommended by Netflix for use in their contest about predicting customer preferences for movies. It's in the FAQ
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- digestIT 2004 has been used by both SuSE and Novell, and has also been used by the Computer Crime Unit of the Montana Division of Criminal Investigation.
- digestIT 2003 was featured in a graduate-level lecture at Walsh College in Troy, Michigan. It was used as part of a lecture on hash algorithms by adjunct instructor Paul Howell for an assignment on the MD5 algorithm.
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