BinaryCrypt 2.0

The newest version of my very first program is available, with many new features. The biggest improvement is that I migrated the source code for the Windows version from Java to C#. It is now more native to the Windows OS and is much more lighter weight. I also added base conversions up to base 64 or Quadrisexagesimal. The last of the major improvements is the addition of a binary calculator. With it, you can perform simple arithmetic directly in binary. The rest of the improvements are all ‘under the hood’ in the code.

The homepage for BinaryCrypt is here.

Alternative download links for the Windows version, and the Mac version. The sourceforge page has a git repository for the Linux/Mac versions, the repo for the new Windows version is at Github.

Software

My first program was this simple app called BinaryCrypt. BinaryCrypt converts regular ASCII text and numbers into different bases and vice-versa. The bases range from Binary (Base 2) to Base 21, which has no special name. Unfortunately, the ASCII text can only be converted to and from binary, octal decimal, decimal, and hexadecimal. Only decimal numbers can be converted to and from the other bases. I hope to fix this in a future update, but for now it is all it can do. It can also save and open files to convert as well.

Most of my software is written in Java, and is GNU software, so feel free to download and modify the source code. And if you modify an update you think useful, please send me the code and I will add it to the program, and add your name as a special thanks in the code.

The link to download BinaryCrypt and its source is: here. Also, my other site with all of my software is: miragesoftware.jimdo.com.