This is a simple tutorial on how to use the Digital-X-Mines X-Launcher Crypto Miner software
provided in a Windows form output. The software allows users to set up their own mining
operations easily.

Follow these 5 simple steps to get started:
   
1. Enter your mining information into the provided text fields:

   - Worker Name (if needed): A unique name for your worker or mining device. This helps
     you identify which device is contributing to the mining process and allows you to track
     their performance. For instance, you could name it after the computer you're using, such
     as "Mining-PC".

   - Algorithm: Choose the appropriate algorithm for the cryptocurrency you want to mine
     from the dropdown list. The most commonly used algorithms are Ethash, Equihash, and
     Cryptonight, but there are many others available. For example, if you're mining
     Ethereum, select "Ethash".

   - Password: This field is optional and depends on the mining pool you've chosen.
     Some pools require a worker password for security reasons. If your pool requires a
     password, enter it here. Otherwise, leave this field blank or "x".

   - CPU Threads (1-64)(if needed): Number of CPU threads to use for mining with your CPU.
     It would be wise to leave a few open for system stability.

   - Coin: Enter the coin you wish to mine. The Coin label is only for reference and isn't
     loaded with the other CLI commands.
  
   - Address (+worker ID if needed): This is where you enter your unique cryptocurrency
     wallet address. It's important to double-check this information for accuracy as it
     determines where your mined rewards will be sent. For example, if you're mining
     Ethereum, your wallet address would start with "0x".

   - Pool URL: Enter the address of the mining pool you want to join. A mining pool is a
     group of miners that combine their computing power to solve blocks faster and increase
     their chances of receiving block rewards. You can find a list of popular mining pools 
     online. For example, if you're mining Ethereum, you might use
     "stratun=tcp://ethpool.org:3333".

2. Customize additional miner options (optional): You can enter additional command-line
   arguments for the X-Launcher miner in the "Options" text box. This allows you to
   fine-tune your mining setup based on your hardware and preferences. For example, you 
   could add `--fan 60,50,40` to control the fan speeds of your graphics cards or
   `--devices 0,1,2` to specify which GPUs you want to use for mining. See selected mining
   software help.txt for all mining options.
  
3. Launch the miner: Click the "Launch Miner" button to start the mining process with the
   entered settings. The software will automatically open a command terminal window and
   execute the miner using your specified parameters. You can monitor the mining progress
   in the command terminal window that opens externally. At the bottom of the form is a
   CLI output for a user defined .bat file
  
4. Use other features: The paid version of the X-Launcher Crypto Miner interface also
   includes a few additional bonus buttons and options for advanced users:

   - Save CLI: Clicking this button will save, as a list, the user data of the mining
     information, Addresses, Pool, Worker etc. and their respective user fields. This is
     useful for keeping track of your mining pools and address's.
   - CLI DB (Database): Opens a text file containing previous saved detailed information
     about the selected miner's command-line interface options. This can be helpful if
     you want to keep and reuse your mining setup using specific commands.
   - Create .bat: Pressing the button creates a .bat file in the same folder as the miner
     and loaded witht the user infomation that can be used indipendently from the
     X-Launcher if the user wishes.
   
5. Exit the software: Click the "X" button in the top right corner of the window or press
   Alt+F4 to close the selected Crypto Miner interface and exit the script.

Remember, this software uses PowerShell commands and scripts, so you must have
PowerShell installed and enabled on your system to run it. Additionally, make sure you
have the necessary permissions to execute the selected miner executable and access the
config.txt file.