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Answer 1

+10 A:

It's base64 encoded XML:

<SlideOutline>
  <SIP uid="5373A691-6D9F-57A7-B93B-F6B98CB400C9" id="F8500C77-9D46-A829-A401-F6B98CA0157E" uvID="a6036582-237b-4349-9cd9-735bf5fd0156"/>
  <SIP uid="FE8C89E0-DC1C-41EA-3AC7-0433BD4D21EB" id="84264E6F-8FCE-21D4-D010-F4C503BD7653" uvID="cf56df18-8e5d-4e45-bd21-050c6c94f2ea"/>
  <SIP uid="C6540E6A-4343-D4D8-A0B6-0433CECC2089" id="21EF5EA2-F0D3-E898-1817-F4C8D3EB4DE7" uvID="4464f607-83e0-498c-8abe-b45b5409f008"/>
</SlideOutline>

Draemon 2009-08-10 13:31:47

+1: Probably correct.

Greg D 2009-08-10 13:32:24

You can decode it with: byte[] ba = Convert.FromBase64String(str);

locster 2009-08-10 14:02:03

Answer 2

+2 A:

Most probably pure Base-64. It doesn't have line breaks in it, unlike Base-64 encoding used in emails. You can find the details in RFC 3548.

Jonathan Leffler 2009-08-10 13:32:18

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