This revision includes the following changes:
 - [1] administrator-gui.ahk will only display if the Administrator Step number is set to "1".
 - [2] administrator.macro.ahk has been updated to perform the following actions: Activate Windows, Add Desktop Icons, Adjust the Time Zone, Adjust the Color Scheme and Desktop Background, Disable the Action Center Messages, Create a Shutdown Icon, Create a Restart Icon, Enable Hibernate, and Update Windows Defender and Run a Full Scan.
 - [3] config.ahk was updated to lessen the amount of time administrator-gui.ahk would wait before continuing. It also includes another configuration variable to hold the location of the theme directory.
 - [4] lib.ahk now includes a function to update the .db file the macro creates to keep track of its steps. It also includes six functions to move the user's mouse within the active window by using different points on the active window as the origin.
 - [5] main.ahk now loads all of the available information from the .db file into memory on program start up. It also corrects an issue with script exection not continuing after reaching the end if() statement bodies. main.ahk also features an inspector tool to gather the location of the user's cursor based on different origins within the active window. This inspector can be activated by pressing Win + I.
 - [6] setup.ahk now copies the assets/theme directory to AHK directory on the user's computer. It also updates all of the variables which contain information from the .db file to include the information entered by the user from this step.
 - [7] start.ahk updates the variable "step", instead of "line".
 - [8] Shortcut.exe has been included as a simple program which can be used to create a shortcut via the command-line.
 - [9] windows-defender-update-and-scan.bat is a simple script designed to use the command line to update Windows Defender and have it run a full scan.
 - [10] Temporary.deskthemepack is a Windows theme file which is used to apply a custom color scheme and background.