This question gave me deja vu! Here's what I said 11 years ago in reply
to a related question:
http://www.mail-archive.com/mcn-l@mcn.edu/msg08999.html
I don't know if perl would be the right language, or is mdb is the right
way to keep the results, but this job is so easy to do with simple
scripts of almost any kind that I think I would still talk to a
developer and get a simple program/macro written, in whatever system(s)
you already use.
Checksum utils tend to be cross-platform, and so are lots of scripting
languages, so I don't think you'd have significant windows/mac issues
going this route.
Best,
Matt
On 05/13/2016 04:16 PM, Joseph Hoover wrote:
I am looking for recommendations for a user-friendly, affordable Checksum
utility that is free-to-low-cost for small archives and history
organizations. Ideally, the utility would be able to batch process digital
assets. Recommendations for checksum applications for both Mac and Windows
would be very appreciated.
Again "user-friendliness" is very important. Most the folks I help are
usually volunteers that have no tech background.
Thanks!
_Joe
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