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POP3 / SMTP - Feature List
Zip, GZip, Bz2, .Z Compression - Feature List
Data Compression - Feature List
TAR Archive - Feature List
FTP2 - Feature List
IMAP - Feature List
Encryption - Feature List
RSA Encryption and Signatures - Feature List
DSA (DSS) Signatures - Feature List
Diffie-Hellman (DH) Key Exchange - Feature List
HTTP - Feature List
Socket / SSL - Feature List
SSH / SFTP - Feature List
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MHT - Feature List
HTML-to-XML Conversion - Feature List
Charset Encoding Conversion - Feature List
Email Bounce Processing - Feature List
XMP - Feature List

Today, I wanted to use the Delphi Encryption Compendium(DEC) to hash a string. It is a little bit difficult to figure out how to use the components since they are poorly documented, but after a few minutes, I came up with this. At first, I tried to use the CalcBinary function, which allows you pass a string to it. It worked fine, but it is limited due to the fact that it would cast all input strings as an ansistring type. As a result, I switched to the CalcStream type to overcome this limitation. Here are two functions which you can use to calculate an MD5 hash for either a UnicodeString or AnsiString. These functions can be easily converted to a different hash type simply by changing the declaration and create type.