LaunchSave Syntax for version 1.4.10
Manages save files and configuration data for a given application.

----- Standard Syntax -----
LaunchSave savesrc <Application_Storage_Location> ...
           [savesrc <Application_Storage_Location>] ...
           [dest <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>] app <Application> ...
           method <Save_Method> [pause] [reset] [args <arguments>]
Or:
LaunchSave -s <Application_Storage_Location> ...
           [-s <Application_Storage_Location>] ...
           [-d <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>] -a <Application> ...
           -m <Save_Method> [-p] [-r] [-ar <arguments>]

----- Builder Syntax -----
LaunchSave builder
Or:
LaunchSave -b
The following would load the given values into the builder:
LaunchSave savesrc <Application_Save_Location> ...
           dest <LaunchSave_Save_Destination> app <Application> ...
           method <Save_Method> builder
Or:
LaunchSave -s <Application_Save_Location> -d <LaunchSave_Save_Destination> ...
           -a <Application> -m <Save_Method> -b
		   
----- Parameter Descriptions -----
savesrc   -s     Save Source. Required once. A file or folder where the
                 application normally saves its data (saved games). Can be
                 provided multiple times.
                 * If more than one source is given, they MUST REMAIN IN THE
                   SAME ORDER each time LaunchSave is run, or the incorrect 
                   files will be copied. If you are using a shortcut, this
                   should not be a problem unless the order is manually
                   changed on the shortcut.
dest      -d     Destination. The folder where the application data 
                 (saved games) will now be stored.
                 * Default is the subfolder "\LaunchSave" in the application's
                   path.
app       -a     Application. Required. The application (game) to run.
                 * A path to any openable file (usually a .exe Application).
                 * If the file is executable, the file will be started.
                 * To use another shortcut, add the extension .lnk
args      -ar    Arguments (paramaters) sent to the application (app). 
                 Optional. Must be last on the command line.
                 * All text after "-ar " will be sent as parameters to the app.
method    -m     Defines how you want to manage the folders. Required.
                 * Methods are described below, after Syntax.
pause     -p     Waits for a button to be pressed before running the post-run
                 procedures. Often required if your app uses a launcher.
builder   -b     Opens the Shortcut Builder window, without performing a
                 transfer.
reset     -r     Resets LaunchSave saved answers (namely the "File or Folder"
                 question).

----- Methods -----
   These methods are used after the "method" keyword (or -m).
copy_keep         1. Copy from <LaunchSave_Save_Destination> to
                     <Application_Storage_Location>
                  2. Run <Application> and wait for it to close.
                  3. Copy from <Application_Storage_Location> to
                     <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>

copy_remove       1. Copy from <LaunchSave_Save_Destination> to 
                     <Application_Storage_Location>
                  2. Run <Application> and wait for it to close.
                  3. Copy from <Application_Storage_Location> to
                     <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>
                  4. Delete the <Application_Storage_Location>

move              1. Move from <LaunchSave_Save_Destination> to 
                     <Application_Storage_Location>
                  2. Run <Application> and wait for it to close.
                  3. Move from <Application_Storage_Location> to
                     <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>

symlink_keep      1. Create a symbolic link at <Application_Storage_Location>
                     pointing to <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>
                  2. Run <Application> and wait for it to close.
                  * The symbolic link will remain and will affect all future
                    saves.
                  * Note that creating a symbolic link requires administrator
                    privileges. LaunchSave will attempt to run at this level.

symlink_remove    1. Create a symbolic link at <Application_Storage_Location>
                     pointing to <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>
                  2. Run <Application> and wait for it to close.
                  3. Remove the symbolic link.
                  * Note that creating a symbolic link requires administrator
                    privileges. LaunchSave will attempt to run at this level.

----- Notes -----
* LaunchSave supports Environment Variables. This means you can use the texts
%AppData%
%LocalAppData%
%UserProfile%
%UserName%
among others. This allows LaunchSave shortcuts to be somewhat dynamic and
useable even if your drive is relocated.

* When LaunchSave is first run for a given <LaunchSave_Save_Destination>, it
will ask if you want to create the destination folder. Select Yes to continue.

* If <Application_Storage_Location> (savesrc) already exists, the existing
location will be renamed and then restored after the post-run procedures. In
this way, LaunchSave will not affect your previous saves.

* Use LaunchSave with caution, especially when using methods that _remove
existing folders. Never use LaunchSave to manage a System Folder, Special
Folders, or Operating System Folders.

* Use LaunchSave at your own risk. I am not responsible for damages by use or
mis-use of this software.