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	checksum portable command processors
	by seVen

		checksum create.cmd
		checksum verify.cmd

	These checksum extras are command files designed to assist you running 
	checksum in portable mode. You don't *need* them, though you may find
	them highly useful, not only for hashing on-the-move, but in your 
	regular desktop scenarios, too.


	Installation:

		Drop them next to checksum.exe, wherever it is.

			You can put shortcuts to them anywhere you like; on your 
			desktop, sendto menu, etc., give them cute icons, and so on.

	To use:

		Drag and drop files and folders onto them. 


	En-Joy!


	;o)
	(or


	Notes:
	
	*	You can drop multiple files & folders onto these commands; they will 
		all be processed, in a queue.
			
	*	If you want to change one of the set parameters used for running these 
		commands; for example, disable audio alerts; either set that option in 
		your local ini (the one next to whatever checksum.exe you are using), 
		or edit the switches inside the .cmd files themselves. Notes within.


	Changes:

		0.2	(seVen)

		checksum create.cmd:

			Added a counter that displays how many jobs are in the queue.

			Added some info to one of the error messages to make it more clear.

		checksum verify.cmd:

			Added a counter that displays how many jobs are in the queue.

			Added some info to one of the error messages to make it more clear.

			Now reads checksum.ini and grabs the log path info:
				works in portable mode and installed mode 
				(reads the ini from either location).

			works with @checksumdir and @userdir tokens

			will display the log path in the "NOTES" section

			will optionally launch the folder after the whole operation is done.


		0.1

		Initial release.