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help/help-0.rtf

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-\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1 You may see the icon turn yellow or red if the application encountered an error.\par
+\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1 You may see the icon turn yellow or red if the application encounters an error.\par
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 \b First Run\b0\par
 When you first run Auto Screen Capture it will create a directory named "!autoscreen" (containing all of its important data files) and a "screenshots" directory for your screenshots. This depends  on how the "autoscreen.conf" file has been written; see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par

help/help-4.rtf

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-Auto Screen Capture keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen" located in the same folder as the "autoscreen.exe" executable. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "screens.xml" containing the data for all the configured screens. The location and name of the "screens.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file).\par
+Auto Screen Capture usually keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen". The location and name of this directory is defined by the "autoscreen.conf" configuration file. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "screens.xml" containing the data for all the configured screens. The location and name of the "screens.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file); please see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par
 Each "screen" is identified by a "viewid"; a unique value that is used by the application to bind each screenshot with a particular screen (see the "screenshots.xml" file for more information).\par
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help/help-5.rtf

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-\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1 Auto Screen Capture keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen" located in the same folder as the "autoscreen.exe" executable. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "regions.xml" containing the data for all the configured regions. The location and name of the "regions.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file).\par
+\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1 Auto Screen Capture usually keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen". The location and name of this directory is defined by the "autoscreen.conf" configuration file. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "regions.xml" containing the data for all the configured regions. The location and name of the "regions.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file); please see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par
 Each "region" is identified by a "viewid"; a unique value that is used by the application to bind each screenshot with a particular region (see the "screenshots.xml" file for more information).\par
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help/help-6.rtf

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-\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1 Auto Screen Capture keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen" located in the same folder as the "autoscreen.exe" executable. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "editors.xml" containing the data for all the configured editors. The location and name of the "editors.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file).\par
+\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1 Auto Screen Capture usually keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen". The location and name of this directory is defined by the "autoscreen.conf" configuration file. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "editors.xml" containing the data for all the configured editors. The location and name of the "editors.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file); please see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par
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help/help-7.rtf

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-Auto Screen Capture keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen" located in the same folder as the "autoscreen.exe" executable. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "schedules.xml" containing the data for all the configured schedules. The location and name of the "schedules.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file).\par
+Auto Screen Capture usually keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen". The location and name of this directory is defined by the "autoscreen.conf" configuration file. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "schedules.xml" containing the data for all the configured schedules. The location and name of the "schedules.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file); please see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par
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help/help-8.rtf

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-Auto Screen Capture keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen" located in the same folder as the "autoscreen.exe" executable. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "macrotags.xml" containing the data for all the configured macro tags. The location and name of the "macrotags.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file).\par
+Auto Screen Capture usually keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen". The location and name of this directory is defined by the "autoscreen.conf" configuration file. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "macrotags.xml" containing the data for all the configured macro tags. The location and name of the "macrotags.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file); please see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par
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help/help-9.rtf

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-Auto Screen Capture keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen" located in the same folder as the "autoscreen.exe" executable. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "triggers.xml" containing the data for all the configured triggers. The location and name of the "triggers.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file).\par
+Auto Screen Capture usually keeps its data in a directory named "!autoscreen". The location and name of this directory is defined by the "autoscreen.conf" configuration file. Inside the "!autoscreen" directory will normally be an XML file named "triggers.xml" containing the data for all the configured triggers. The location and name of the "triggers.xml" file depends on the "autoscreen.conf" file (or similar configuration file); please see the help section titled "Configuration File" for more information.\par
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