Name:		Twitter Update via Command Line
Created by: 	phalacee <jason@sixthdaydesign.com>
Website:		http://www.phalacee.com/
Twitter:		http://twitter.com/phalacee/
Released: 	05 April 2007
License:		None - Public Domain.
Description:	A simple tool that lets you post to Twitter from the Windows
		command-line or 'Run' dialog.

Instructions:
	          -	Extract the contents of the archive to c:\windows.
	          -	Open c:\windows\twitter.bat in Notepad and enter your username 
		and password at the end of the "set username=" and "set password="
		lines.
		If your username was "TwitterUser" and your password was 
		"SecretPassword" the lines would look like this:
			set username=TwitterUser
			set password=SecretPassword
	          -	Save the file and close Notepad.
	          -	Press the [Win-Key]+[R] at the same time (the [Win-Key] is that
		one with the Windows Icon on it).
	          -	Type in "twitter <message-goes-here>" (but without the quotation
		marks or the < > brackets).
		If you wanted to post a message saying:
			Using phalacee's command-line twitter updater
		You would type:
			twitter Using phalacee's command-line twitter updater

		*** NOTE: The message must be less than 140 characters still, so
		***           keep it short and sweet.
		
		*** NOTE: It's a good idea to use quotation marks to surround your
		***           message, especially if you have a website address in it.:
 		***		twitter "Browsing http://www.phalacee.com/"
	          -	Press Enter.
	          -	A black box will appear with some information about the progress of
		the posting. Don't close it, it will disappear on its own after the post
		has been sent.
	          -	Check out your Twitter page, it will have been updated with the 
		message you entered in.

Notes:
As you can see by looking at twitter.bat, this is a very simple tool. It doesn't do anything 
other than send what you feed it to the twitter website. It doesn't include any third party
websites, and it doesn't store anything on your computer (it creates a copy of the 
update.xml file, but that is deleted).

Further Development:
I don't plan on taking this any further than I already have, I may see about adding in some
character-counting controls that allow catch you if you go over the 140 character limit and
then asks you to re-enter the post ... maybe.