Using Gzip

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I have a 3dXML that contains a step file which appears to be compressed using GZip as shown here in this snippet

<STEPFile encoding="gzip;base64">
H4sIAAAAAAACC7R9W69cx7HeuwH/BwLnQXJA7vSl+oaADzS1ZROgSIGknOMngkdmTgTYkiFL
JzkI8t9TX3X36po9q3vNnnGcmInJmW/W6kvd66tX798+s8Yb/8zZ//bb3/zx/sVX9+/4//P1
q9f3H7+6f//y3atvP7x6++bLL7/44ndPv3D/zX7xu/7Pb158c//lF+/ffhNfvvz6C/5HYwuD
PXP5wxdP5fNffvHyp798/l+ffv789MmrH7+/47/67W++ePnu/u2Tb1+8469/ePfq5ZPf//nJ
tx9ePnn15uXTJ+lpMYaxLvnMeJL3L/94/80LfsYX3314+83bD6/+JA//6g9vnvyfJ/aJeSKv
+MRZ4v9V/8///eJ3+Pr9m6/e37/k/89XLz684P/nX/zzly/efeDvvnjz8du3r9584Bd5+qW5


Does anyone know a good vb.net method decompressing the code? Do i need to save it as a file first and if so, what would the file type be?



Thanks




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