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What's new in this version:

Introducing the Auto Screen Capture Configuration File:
- The new "autoscreen.conf" file can be used to customize the configuration set utilized by Auto Screen Capture. So you can now store the application's settings in an entirely different location from the user's personal settings or simply create a centralized configuration area by using the new "-config" command line argument to specify which configuration file each autoscreen.exe binary should load at startup - great for networked server environments

A configuration file that can be used by Auto Screen Capture should, at a minimum, contain the following 10 lines representing key-value pairs that will be parsed by the application upon execution:
- ScreenshotsFolder=screenshots
- DebugFolder=!autoscreendebug
- LogsFolder=!autoscreendebuglogs
- ApplicationSettingsFile=application.xml
- UserSettingsFile=user.xml
- EditorsFile=!autoscreeneditors.xml
- RegionsFile=!autoscreenregions.xml
- ScreensFile=!autoscreenscreens.xml
- TriggersFile=!autoscreentriggers.xml
- ScreenshotsFile=!autoscreenscreenshots.xml
- As you can see, each line specifies either the name of a folder or a file. If only the folder name is given (such as "screenshots") then Auto Screen Capture will parse it as the "screenshots" folder in the same folder where the executed autoscreen.exe binary is found. You can also specify a folder name with a trailing backslash but this isn't necessary. If a file extension is found then Auto Screen Capture will parse the filename as an XML file. You can tell Auto Screen Capture where to find each XML file by specifying absolute or relative (sub)folder paths