Been awhile, but once again I come seeking direction from the wise monks here...

I have a program that’s communicating through the internet and part of the message that I receive is an image. The problem is it’s an imbedded image inside an xml file. So it looks like: 
iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAp0AAAIvAQMAAAAMGfIDAAAABlBMVEX+/v4DAwOrIPIuAA
+AA

CXBIWXMAAA7EAAAOxAGVKw4bAAAAB3RJTUUH2AYFEDoPIxdR6AAAIABJREFUeJztnW9sHM
+d1

wGdvV9yTLXOPshwzAcM9SW4lF25DuU7BpIx3JZ9qwogdu3EBGyhQJqmTtp/o9EOZguUuxY
+so

qY6pOHLrBm5MC0YC9FOCfjXipShETlLAKZKiX4pkZaVx+8nn2mhW8emm773Z3dv/u3fHFk
+7D...

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The above is part of a .png file. Are there any modules that work with this kind of conversion? Been searching the internet for "Text to Image" variations and that seems to be the wrong terminology. So a point in the right direction would be extremely appreciated. Also I could specify to receive an .jpg or I believe a .gif also.

Thank you very much in advance.

In reply to Converting Text Images into Images by bkiahg

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