Comic Alert! / By Erich
(Requires .NET 2.0)

Basic Usage:
Start up ComicAlert.exe. An icon should appear in your taskbar that looks like a white box with a black 'C' inside it, much like the icon for ComicAlert.exe. The program will continually check the webcomics you specify in the comics.txt file.
If the program finds that one of the webcomics has updated, the border of the icon in the tray will turn bright yellow. If you double-click on the icon when it is in this state, all the webcomics that have updated will open in a new browser window(s), and the icon will turn back to white. Any comics it finds are saved to the 'comics' folder in the directory that the program is in.

Settings.txt:
Settings.txt allows you to set some variables so the program will work as you like. (Currently, there are very few settings to change. This, hopefully, will change.) Each setting has this format:
	PROPERTY:VALUE
If you do not set a setting, or the value you have put in is invalid, then the program will revert to the default value for that setting. For more information, check the comments in settings.txt.

Comics.txt:
Comics.txt allows you to choose which comics the program checks. Because each webcomic works differently, the comics.txt file is quite complex. The basic syntax for each comic is this:
	NAME
	INITIAL URL
	COMMANDS
	[ARGUMENTS]
	[ARGUMENTS]
	...
	***
The name defines the name of the comic, and what it's image will be saved as. The Initial url tells the program where to start using the commands you pass to it. The commands tell the program what to do, in what order, to get the webcomic's image.
(Note- the '***' is VERY important. It enters the current comic's data into the program, and tells it to start gathering data for the next comic, if there is one. Each comic listing MUST end in three stars, or it will not be entered.)

There are three commands:
	G - Grab Image. This tells the program that the URL it is currently at is that of the image we wish to check. This command needs no argument.
	R - Redirect (to HTML). This tells the program that we want to redirect the URL to an HTML page which is linked to from the current URL. The argument associated with this is a regular expression which identifies the correct link.
	I - Redirect (to Image). This does the same as R, but looks for an image instead of a link. The argument is similar, too.

Arguments are associated with commands in the order they are given. For example:

	TestComic
	http://www.testcomic.com/comic/
	RIG
	Argument 1
	Argument 2

'R' would be given 'Argument 1', while 'I' would be given 'Argument 2'. 'G' however, takes no argument.

For examples of comic entries, check the default comics.txt file that comes with the program.