ONLINE INSTALL.
	Double click the .appinstaller file.
	
	It does not matter where the .appinstaller file is obtained from, either packaged
	as a .zip or downloaded directly from the website.
	
	The .appinstaller will always install the latest version of glencontroller from
	the Glensound website.

AUTOMATIC OFFLINE INSTALL.
	Double click the INSTALLER.ps script. It should install Glencontroller on your machine.

	NOTE!
		Running of scripts may be restricted on your machine!
		
		You can check your restriction setting by opening powershell and runnng (without quotes):
			'Get-ExecutionPolicy'
		
		You can change your current user restrictions to allow the running of signed versified
		scripts, by opening powershell and running (without quotes):
			'Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy AllSigned -Scope CurrentUser'
		
		The quickest way to run a script, without changing user restrictions, is to bypass them, and
		then run the script from the console. (You will need to have powershell open in the same folder
		location as the script you wish to run.) e.g:
			'powershell -noexit -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File INSTALLER.ps1'

MANUAL OFFLINE INSTALL.
	First extract the downloaded .zip folder.
	
	Navigate to the GlenController_x.x.x.x folder. Where x.x.x.x is the version number.
	
	Double click the included .msix or .msixbundle file. This will install GlenController
	directly without referencing the website.
	
	NOTE!
		Dependencies may need to be installed manually!
		
		To do this, navigate the the Dependencies folder, followed by the subfolder which
		matches your system architecture. For instance, "GlenController_4.4.4.0_Test\Dependencies\x64"
		
		Double click on all .appx dependencies in the folder, then try running the
		.msix or .msixbundle again. Glencontroller should now install correctly.