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Docs: Cleanup leftover TODOs

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Oleg Nenashev 2016-11-26 01:40:02 +03:00
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@ -76,8 +76,7 @@ Once the start button is clicked, Windows will start `myapp.exe`,
#### Making WinSW compatible with .NET runtime 4.0+ #### Making WinSW compatible with .NET runtime 4.0+
<!--TODO: modify the text. Newer => Modern--> Modern versions of Windows (e.g. Windows Server 2012 or Windows 10) do not ship with .NET runtime `2.0`, which is what `winsw.exe` is built against.
Newer versions of Windows (confirmed on Windows Server 2012, possibly with Windows 8, too) do not ship with .NET runtime `2.0`, which is what `winsw.exe` is built against.
This is because unlike Java, where a newer runtime can host apps developed against earlier runtime, .NET apps need version specific runtimes. This is because unlike Java, where a newer runtime can host apps developed against earlier runtime, .NET apps need version specific runtimes.
One way to deal with this is to ensure that `.NET 2.0` runtime is installed through your installer, but another way is to declare that `winsw.exe` can be hosted on `.NET 4.0` runtime by creating an app config file `winsw.exe.config`. One way to deal with this is to ensure that `.NET 2.0` runtime is installed through your installer, but another way is to declare that `winsw.exe` can be hosted on `.NET 4.0` runtime by creating an app config file `winsw.exe.config`.

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### logging ### logging
<!--TODO: link-->
Optionally set a different logging directory with `<logpath>` and startup `<logmode>`: reset (clear log), roll (move to \*.old) or append (default). Optionally set a different logging directory with `<logpath>` and startup `<logmode>`: reset (clear log), roll (move to \*.old) or append (default).
See the [Logging and Error reporting page](loggingAndErrorReporting.md) for more info.
### argument ### argument
This element specifies the arguments to be passed to the executable. This element specifies the arguments to be passed to the executable.
Winsw will quote each argument if necessary, so do not put quotes in `<argument>` to avoid double quotation. Winsw will quote each argument if necessary, so do not put quotes in `<argument>` to avoid double quotation.