<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ReportPrograms Version="1.0">
	<Report Name="HTML Report" Output="HTML">
		<Description>
			The standard HTML report contains Node, Protocol, and Summary statistics. 
			This is the recommended report type. To view the report, open the 
			file &quot;Stats.htm&quot;.
		</Description>
		<Commands>
			<Copy Source="\Auxiliary">
				<File>Stats.htm</File>
				<File>StatsControls.htm</File>
				<File>StatsResults.htm</File>
				<File>Logo.gif</File>
				<File>BlueBar.gif</File>
				<File>LeftArrow.gif</File>
				<File>RedBar.gif</File>
				<File>RightArrow.gif</File>
			</Copy>
			<Process Source="\Templates">
				<File>NodeStats.htm</File>
				<File>ProtocolStats.htm</File>
				<File>SummaryStats.htm</File>
				<File>Graphs.htm</File>
			</Process>
			<ShellExecute>
				<File>Stats.htm</File>
			</ShellExecute>
		</Commands>
	</Report>
	<Report Name="XML Report" Output="XML">
		<Description>
			The XML report contains Node, Protocol, and Summary 
			statistics. It is functionally equivalent to the HTML report, but is faster 
			for EtherPeek NX to process. Note that XML reports require Internet Explorer 5.0 or 
			higher to function properly. To view the report, open the file &quot;Report.htm&quot;.
		</Description>
		<Commands>
			<Copy Source="\Auxiliary">
				<File>StatsReportSchema.xml</File>
				<File>Report.htm</File>
				<File>Logo.gif</File>
				<File>BlueBar.gif</File>
				<File>LeftArrow.gif</File>
				<File>RedBar.gif</File>
				<File>RightArrow.gif</File>
				<File>StatsReport.css</File>
				<File>NodeStats.xsl</File>
				<File>ProtocolStats.xsl</File>
				<File>SummaryStats.xsl</File>
				<File>SummaryStats2.xsl</File>
				<File>GraphStats.xsl</File>
			</Copy>
			<Process>
				<File>StatsReport.xml</File>
			</Process>
			<ShellExecute>
				<File>Report.htm</File>
			</ShellExecute>
		</Commands>
	</Report>
	<Report Name="Text Report (tab-delimited)" Output="Text">
		<Description>
			Contains Node, Protocol, Size, Summary, and History statistics, 
			output as tab-delimited text. This is the recommended way of importing 
			statistics data into a spreadsheet program for further processing.
		</Description>
		<Commands>
			<Process Delimiter="&#9;"/>
		</Commands>
	</Report>
	<Report Name="CSV Report (comma-delimited)" Output="Text">
		<Description>
			Contains Node, Protocol, Size, Summary, and History statistics, 
			output as comma-delimited text.
		</Description>
		<Commands>
			<Process Delimiter="," Extension="csv"/>
		</Commands>
	</Report>
	<Report Name="CSV Row Report (comma-delimited)" Output="CSV Rows">
		<Description>
			Contains row-by-row accounting of Summary, Node, Protocol, and Size Statistics in a CSV text file for ready import into any database.
		</Description>
		<Commands>
			<Process Delimiter="," Extension="csv"/>
		</Commands>
	</Report>
</ReportPrograms>
