Smjrifle Text Converter For Mac

Depending on the machines, programming languages and OSes, base number format systems differ as well as number crunching and processing techniques. To go together with this, one must hone and validate his cryptography skills, and transmit coded messages for a select audience to interpret and understand (even play a little joke between fellow programmers). You can definitely do that by using Smjrifle Text Converter.

It's a Java-based application that does not install in the OS “Applications” cluster tab, making you carefree for registry entries. It does require specific components for Mac OS X though.

Smjrifle Text Converter performs pair-based real-time conversions of text to Binary, Octal, Hex, ASCII and Base64 formats. Hash algorithms allow checking for file integrity, so they are particularly useful when downloading and comparing presumably identical files, to distinguish between the two and identify corrupted or incomplete files.

It's pretty stripped of functions and extended tweaking, offering overall limited customization. For example, no options are available whatsoever on the Mac OS X upper bar, nor in the app's own body. Once you input text in one of the fields and press “Convert” (regardless of the format) the remaining ones will automatically update. Unfortunately, there are no options implemented for printing or exporting the entire information. Instead, it's only possible to select and copy content from the text boxes separately.

The tool is simple and straighforward. Minimalistic interface with modest graphical elements. On one hand, it is not destined for picky users who want extended configuration options, as it fulfills the role of a humble converter. On the other hand. if you are a dilettante for programming and want to accurately translate and compare between the supported cryptographic languages, then Smjrifle Text Converter might be what you are looking for.