The MD5 hash algorithm is a one-way algorithm, so you can't really decode it.
To encode a string and compare its hash is a way of validating the data. This is commonly used for transmitting passwords without actually sending the password plain-text.
An activex control called Encoder Wizard makes it pretty easy to use MD5.
You can check it out @
http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com/Products/EncoderWizard/Hope this helps.
Brian Seekford
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