Audience:
Anyone who used a version of Canti earlier than v1.86 and would like to run Canti on an already processed output_folder on another operating system (for example, move C:\Manga\IPAD\School_Rumble\ on Windows XP to /home/andrew/Manga_Ipad/School_Rumble/ on Linux).
If you aren't switching operating systems, you don't need to run this.

Purpose:
I ran out of room on the Windows hdd partition where I keep my digital manga collection and so I had to move the collection to an external drive. I now want to add to and process my collection from Linux.
In the past Canti would record the absolute paths of image folders already processed in the output_folder progress file. This is a problem if the output folder moves to another directory, or even worse another operating system.
To fix this, starting with v1.86 Canti now simply records the name of the already processed folders (so School_Rumble_Ch.1 instead of C:\Manga\IPAD\School_Rumble_Ch.1).

Usage: java -jar FixProgressFiles.jar [folder path]
Example: java -jar FixProgressFiles.jar C:\\Manga\\IPAD\\School_Rumble\\
If the path contains spaces, then put double-quotes around the path; for example: java -jar FixProgressFiles.jar "C:\\Manga\\IPAD Manga\\School Rumble\\"
Windows users: Use double back-spaces \\ instead of single back-spaces \ in the path.
This program will search all subdirectories within the given [folder path] for progress files. So I could have run "java -jar FixProgressFiles.jar C:\\Manga\\IPAD\\" to update all the progress files in that folder, not just the one in C:\\Manga\\IPAD\\School_Rumble\\
Note: You must run this program on the same operating system as the progress files were originally created.
