Due to an overwhelming coincidence*, I mistakenly believed that the method I was using to set the value for static arrays
was actually doing something.  In actuality, UT2003 does not support this method for the modification of static array
values.  Because of this, there is a possibility that ConfigManagerLoader will be unable to remove the settings it added 
in version 1.5 - 1.7.  (This should not, however, affect any other loaders).  

The settings ConfigManagerLoader changed were related to webadmin fixes that were included in those version of Config 
Manager, and are no longer needed.  The version of ConfigManagerLoader that I've included with the 1.71 release of 
Config Manager should correctly remove the settings, but there is no way for me to be sure**.

Upon applying the 2199 patch to your server, you may experience these symptoms:

- No longer able to access webadmin (numerous error messages in server's log at each map change related to webadmin)
- Unable to access "Defaults" page (link has disappeared)
- Server crashes upon startup (backtrace shows UWeb or XWebAdmin as the cause)
- Various errors upon access different pages in webadmin

If you experience these symptoms (or really anything funky that you suspect might be caused by Config Manager), you may
manually check and fix the ini entries that could be causing the problem.  To do so, find the following lines in your
server's ini file, and make sure it matches the value I've listed here:

[UWeb.WebServer]
Applications[0]=XWebAdmin.UTServerAdmin


(Only change the following lines if they are already in your server's ini file.  If they are not there, do not add them)
[XWebAdmin.UTServerAdmin]
QueryHandlerClasses=XWebAdmin.xWebQueryCurrent
QueryHandlerClasses=XWebAdmin.xWebQueryDefaults
QueryHandlerClasses=XWebAdmin.xWebQueryAdmins

After you've checked those lines, save and close the server's ini file.  BEFORE you start the server again, find the
ConfigManagerLoader.int & ConfigManagerLoader.u files, and delete them.  Start your server.  You should now be back in
business!







* - Only the first member of a static array can be saved using the SetPropertyText() function.  Incidentally, in every single
    static array I was testing on, I was only modifying the value of the first member, so I didn't catch this until just
    a few days ago.
    
** - If the value of UWeb.WebServer.Applications[0] should be anything other than "XWebAdmin.UTServerAdmin", it won't
     correctly replace the value.
