CMD b64
Base64 encodes or decodes text.
b64 <text> [/e] [/d] [/u8] [/u16] [/h]
text is the string to be encoded or decoded. If there are spaces in text, enclose it in double quotation marks ". Or use text block (press ALT+T to insert) to contain arbitrary text.
/e, /d switches indicate that encoding mode or decoding mode is used explicitly. If none of them is specified, the command will detect if text is a Base64-encoded string, if so, decoding mode will be used, otherwise encoding mode will be used.
/u8, /u16 switches indicate what encoding text uses. They represent UTF-8 and UTF-16 respectively. UTF-8 is default if none of them is specified.
/h switch indicates that the decoded content is displayed in hex format rather than in text.
Encode a specified text which is in UTF-16:
b64 "This is a text." /u16
Decode an encoded text and display the result in hex format:
b64 VGhpcyBpcyBhIHRleHQu /h