A Linux and Windows GUI to enable the rapid selection and subsequent hashing of files, either individually or recursively throughout a folder structure, text and (on Linux) disks.

A Linux and Windows GUI to enable the rapid selection and subsequent hashing of files, either individually or recursively throughout a folder structure, text and (on Linux) disks.

V1.5.4 - 09 May 2012

As announced in v 1.5.3, improved the "Copy and Hash Files" display area as follows:
- The display area is now a numerical grid with sortable columns instead of a text field. Faster and more feature rich options and responsiveness
- For Windows only instances of QuickHash, the source files' created, last modified and last accessed dates are looked up, displayed and logged to account for NTFS\FAT32 issues with date attribute retention
- Added the ability to export results to HTML file, including column headings
- Added the ability to copy the grid content to clipboard for easy pasting into spreadhseets etc

Some minor code improvements and interface labelling all round

V1.5.3 - May 2012

Improved the 'Recursive Directory Hashing' display grid as follows:
- Added ability to sort by file name, hash value or file size
- Added ability to drag columns from left to right
- Added ability to auto-expand column width to max content of largest cell by double click the column dividers at completion
- Added a 'Copy to Clipboard' button (it is still possible to to copy a cell or range of cells by selecting and Ctrl+C them).
- Improved the labelling and layout to make it more consistant with the font of the rest of the application