wmdropzone - v0.4              Configuration
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The configuration is expected in ~/.wmdropzone/config
But ~/.wmdropzone.conf is also checked.
see 'wmdropzone.conf.sample' for an example configuration.


1      Global Options
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  DefaultBandwidth
       this option takes one integer as an argument, which specifies
       the default bandwidth limitation in bytes per second

  DefaultPrefix
       this option takes a path as its argument, specifying the default
       directory (prefix) where downloaded files are stored in.

  Logfile
       this option takes a path to a filename, specifying the name of the
       file wmdropzone will log your downloads to. if the filename is 
       relative, $HOME will be prepended as the prefix.

  ShortCut
       the key combination you want the dockapp part to grab which
       will then be used to show the address list window at any time
       without having to use the mouse (yeah! :)
       To capture a key combination, you can use the 'wmcapture' program
       that comes with wmdropzone.

  WgetPath
       specifies the full path of the wget-binary to be used for downloading
       NOTE: on the wmdropzone Homepage you'll find a patch to wget 1.5.3
             that will allow you to shape (limit) the traffic for seperate
             downloads


2      FileType Container Options
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  <FileType type-name>
       this creates a new filetype with the name 'type-name'

  Extensions
       this option takes a list of file extensions. each time any URL gets
       queued, these extensions are compared to the end of the URL to
       determine the type of download of that URL.

  Prefix
       this specifies the default directory prefix for this FileType.

  Type
       this option takes one argument being
         'Simple', 'Download'
             this is the default. just download and save it; that's it
         'Mirror'
             enable mirrored download of this Resource; i.e. the file
             is downloaded, interpreted as HTML, and all links found
             are downloaded then.
         'Spider'
             not implemented; i forgot what i wanted to have this for.
             feel free to submit a feature request for this :)

  Group
       specify the group this download belongs to
         'Single'
             this downloaded is treated by itself, and if more than
             one single download is active, the downloading is done
             in parallel; naturally decreasing the amount of bandwidth
             each download gets.
         'Queue'  - default
             this download is treated as an element of the queue.
             once the queue-download started, each queued item will be
             loaded in order, one by one

  Bandwidth
       specify the default bandwidth for downloads of this FileType

  </FileType>
       this closes a filetype definition

		Example:
			<FileType tar-gz>
				Extensions tar.gz tgz
				Prefix /tmp/download/tar
			</FileType>

		This will store all downloaded files with a tar.gz or tgz extension to
		my download directory /tmp/download/tar.