A config file is a file that CBLoader can use in place of Command-line Arguments

. You can either load a config file by specifying it with the -c switch, or by n
aming it default.cbconfig
A config file is an XML file with the following layout:
<Settings xmlns="http://code.google.com/p/cbloader/cbconfig.xsd">
<Folders>
<Custom> a custom folder path </Custom>
<Custom> another custom filder path </Custom>
</Folders>
<FastMode> false </FastMode>
<BasePath> the path to store cbloader files. You _must_ have write access to t
his path </BasePath>
<CBPath> the path to the character builder </CBPath>
<KeyFile> the name of your keyfile </KeyFile>
<VerboseMode> true or false</VerboseMode>
<AlwaysRemerge> true or false </AlwaysRemerge>
<LaunchBuilder> true or false (default true) </LaunchBuilder>
<UpdateFirst> true or false (default false) </UpdateFirst>
<Ignore>
<Part>Ignored.part</Part>
</Ignore>
</Settings>

Notes:
Any value pointing to a path or file can use Environmental Variables (%userprofil
e%, %programdata%, %appdata%, %random%, etc), and can be refered to in either fu
ll or relative paths.
Some values do not currently exist within config files, and will need to be passe
d via Command Line References, either by oversight or design - Hard-Patch will n
ot get a config file entry, as it should not be run every launch.
Ignored .part files will not be merged but will be updated/obsoleted as appropria
te if named in an .index file.