Basic Settings
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Priority time-out

    when greater than zero and a block comes in, priority is set to high,
    then, if no new block comes in for the same file within the time-out
    period, priority is set back to normal

	- a block coming in could mean more blocks are available near by
	- typical 15, 30, 60, 120, 9999

	Straight On To Highest

	set highest instead of high immediately after the first block came
	in (for max thru put in general this is preferred)

To Highest

    when greater than zero and two blocks of a file come in within this
    period, priority is set to highest

	- two blocks coming in within a small period of time might mean you
	  could mean you would get even more if you allocated more threads
	- typical 5, 10, 30, 60

From Highest

    when greater than zero priority is reset to high when it takes more
    than this period for the next block of a file to come in for a
    file with priority highest

	- to release threads that failed back into the pool so they can be
	  allocated elsewhere again instead of sticking to one file only

	- typical 1, 2

Priority Percentage %

    when greater than zero sets priority high when a block comes in or
    fails for a file that is already completed this percentage

	- avoids you having to look up these files in the queue to set
	  priority high

	- typical 95

Max Threads Highest %

	the maximum amount of threads allowed highest as a percentage of
	total threads, this is a rough approximation and never exact, the
	check is only performed when a block comes in or fails

	Stricter

		when checked, the amount of threads allowed highest is adhered
		to more but it will still be an approximatization (for max thru
		put this is not preferred)

    - use to prevent all threads being allocated to a single file with
      priority highest and

    - allow some threads to be allocated to high and normal still

    - typical 20, 40

Check download log when adding keys to get

	when checked adds the entries in the download log to the check that
	determines whether a file is already on disk or in the queue

	- this allows you to move files elsewhere without Fuqid forgetting
	- typical checked

Special Settings

	only valid in combination with the modified freenet.jar

	the modified jar and its source will be posted when ready, it will
	contain shitlist, cleanlist and load balancing

	set Sync Factor to 0 when not using the modified jar

	Sync Factor %

	the number of download threads is synchronized with the sum of
	the inbound and outbound connections of the node

	edit box/select button: specifies the sessionreport.txt file exported by the
	node

Download item popup menu items

	At Least High - set priority high and keeps it at least high
	Never Highest - prevents assigning highest priority
	Reset		  - removes these two attributes
