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| 2014-06-12 | 2014-08-04 | ||
| using Add-Type cmdlet instead of Assembly.LoadFrom method (martin) | american spelling (martin) | ||
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| It also means that with .NET assembly, you always start with default [[transfer_settings|transfer settings]], default [[ui_pref_resume|resume/endurance settings]], etc. | It also means that with .NET assembly, you always start with default [[transfer_settings|transfer settings]], default [[ui_pref_resume|resume/endurance settings]], etc. | ||
| - | Alternatively, you can force the .NET assembly to share configuration with graphical/scripting mode, by setting ''[[library_session|Session.DefaultConfiguration]]'' to ''false'' (''$False'' in PowerShell). Though this is not recommended practise. | + | Alternatively, you can force the .NET assembly to share configuration with graphical/scripting mode, by setting ''[[library_session|Session.DefaultConfiguration]]'' to ''false'' (''$False'' in PowerShell). Though this is not recommended practice. |
| ==== [[paths]] Relative/Absolute Paths ==== | ==== [[paths]] Relative/Absolute Paths ==== | ||