VerseMem Beta Version 0.9.1 released

Fixes

• In Windows, VerseMem will install to the the Program Files directory without any issues.
• Added a study group study summary box to the main screen. The overview will let you know how close you are to mastering the study group and allow you to switch between study groups. The example on the right shows that I'm currently practicing Psalms 23. If I wanted to pause Psalms 23 and start 1 John Chapter 2, I just need to click on Psalm 23 to deactivate it and then click on 1 John Chapter 2 to start it up. It's a handy feature if you want to take a break from a study group for a day and do something else. If you deactivate all study groups the exercises will just review passages you've already mastered which can be a nice break as well.
• Added a new icon and created a flashy start up screen.
• Added two new default study groups: Personal Guidelines and The Toolbox. Both are collections of passages from throughout the Bible.
• Made changes to how passages are selected that will make transitions between study groups more fluid.
• Changed where user files are stored. The user file (e.g. Aaron.usr) holds all your passages, study groups and other data and statistics. When VerseMem starts up for the first time it will create a directory in your home directory (e.g. C:\Users\Aaron) called VerseMem Data. In the previous version of VerseMem the user file is stored in the directory where the program is install (e.g. C:\VerseMem). To keep your data, copy the user file (e.g. Aaron.usr) from that directory into the VerseMem Data directory.