It takes the following options:
	<ul>
	<li>"process", this will simply detect if a process for the same executable is present and shutdown.</li>
	<li>"window", this will detect if a process for the same executable is present and if there is a visible window - if this is the case it will set the window to the front and then shutdown.</li>
	<li>"dde", this will simply detect if a process for the same executable and if dde is enabled it will fire a dde activation call (and then shutdown), which can be picked up by the other process. If dde is not enabled it will simply defer to the "window" method.</li>
	</ul>
	</td>
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	<td>process.priority</td>
	<td>This is can be one of "idle", "below_normal", "normal", "above_normal", "high", "realtime".</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.mode</td>
	<td>Set to "false" to run the launcher in main mode (ie. will check for main.class)</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.class</td>
	<td>This is the java class that will be run (for a service)</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.id</td>
	<td>This is the ID of the service (used for registration)</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.name</td>
	<td>The name of the service. This will appear in the service control panel.</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.description</td>
	<td>The description on the service. This will appear in the service control panel.</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.controls</td>
	<td>The control commands accepted by the service. This can one or multiple of "stop", "shutdown", "pause", "param", "netbind", "hardward", "power", "session". For multiple simply OR together (eg. service.controls=stop|shutdown). The default is "stop|shutdown".</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.startup</td>
	<td>Can be one of "auto", "boot", "demand", "disabled", "system". The default is "demand"</td>
</tr>
<tr>
	<td>service.dependency.1, service.dependency.2, ....</td>
	<td>Specifies a set of services that this service depends on.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
	<td>service.loadordergroup</td>
	<td>Specifies the service's load order group.</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.user</td>
	<td>Specifies the account to run the service under.</td>
</tr>
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	<td>service.password</td>
	<td>Specifies the password for the user account.</td>
</tr>
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	<td>console.title</td>
	<td>Sets the console title (only for console version of launcher).</td>
</tr>
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	<td>ini.file.location</td>
	<td>The addin will include INI keys from the file location specified (eg <code>ini.file.location=C:\Program Files\MyApp\include.ini</code>)</td>
</tr>
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	<td>ini.registry.location</td>
	<td>The addin will include INI keys from the registry location specified (eg <code>ini.registry.location=HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\MyApp</code>). Currently only string and DWORD values are supported</td>
</tr>
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	<td>ini.override</td>
	<td>A flag ("true"/"false") to indicate if an external INI file can override values from an embedded one.</td>
</tr>
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	<td>args.allow.overrides</td>
	<td>Set to "false" to disable the command line argument overrides</td>
</tr>
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	<td>args.allow.vmargs</td>
	<td>Set to "false" to disable VM arguments override on the command line</td>
</tr>
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	<td>args.override.prefix</td>
	<td>Changes the default INI key override prefix (-W)</td>
</tr>