Uses Boost ASIO to transmit 'player' data to a server and its clients.
Copyright (C) 2011 Ian Mason

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// DormedasConsoleNetwork
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// 1: About
// 2: Use
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// 1: About
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	First, let me thank you for downloading this little example program,
I spent an entire weekend staring at code trying to make this work, and
without touching the keyboard, it magically happened.

	The program is very simply a console application wherein a client
uses the arrow keys to move a corresponding character (literally). It then
sends this data off to a server, which then relays that data to any connected
clients.

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// 2: Use
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	Arrow keys after you've specified a server's ip address and port and
a character to 'play' as.