Thanks foodies123, very useful for me and for the newbies
One very important detail, when you save your txt file as a conf file, you need to put quotations around the entire file name (for Windows anyway) to make it into a conf file.
Ex: USDeSolominer.txt -> save as "USDeSolominer.conf" and it will appear in your files as USDeSolominer.conf
the file should be named usdecoin.conf nothing more nothing less.
Yes, you are right, I am sorry. "usdecoin.conf"
The correct name for the USDE config file is
usde.conf. Also, there's no need to use quotes around the filename when saving the file, just save it as a text file with the name
usde.conf. It's also good practice to configure Windows Explorer to always show the extensions of all files (Tools > Folder options > View, clear the box "Hide extensions for known file types"). I could never understand why Microsoft has always made Windows hide file extensions by default, as not being able to see the extensions is confusing and a security risk.
I'd advise you to associate files with the .conf extension with a text editor. Right click on a .conf file while pressing the SHIFT key, select "Open with" from the menu and then select WordPad or Notepad or whatever program you use to edit text files. Make sure the box "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file" is ticked. Now you can simply double click a .conf file to edit it.
That trade still feels good. 
