User.config
My applications can be a little confusing because they don't store their settings in the registry nor in a configuration file in the program's directory. Instead, they use User.config files that are located in the user's Application Data folder. This allows multiple users on the same computer to have different preferences for my programs, no messy registry entries required.
Erasing your Settings
If a setting causes the program to stop functioning, re-installing the program is not necessary. You can simply erase the settings file by following these steps:
- Open the Run box (WIN+R)
- Enter "Local Settings\Application Data\matt.malensek.net" without quotes
- Remove the folder for whatever application you want to reset.
That should cover it. You can also edit these files manually if you wish, though I wouldn't recommend it.