Last updated: 2021/06/10

Please check the website at https://psychoslinux.gitlab.io for any 
edits/updates to this file and files within the LOOKHERE directory and
sub directories.

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If you set the PsychDOS Workbench to "Globally" and you run one of the 
categories' "Cust0m" items, instead of using the corresponding GMENU.DAT
file, GMENU is told to use GLOBAL.DAT. This essentially not only doubles 
the amount of software you can add to PsychDOS but also helps you 
separate out the ones that take file-path arguments versus those that 
cannot.

When you do utilize the Globally option and choose to run one of your 
own pieces of software to edit the Active File, you may have noticed 
while editing the GLOBAL.DAT file via the "Cust0m --> Edit" option that 
there was a path to a program called "GMENUHLP.EXE". This helper program
is what is used to read the contents of "CONFIG\ACTVFILE.CFG" and to
help change directories since GMENU would change the directory to 
"PROGRAMS\SYSTEM" where the GMENUHLP.EXE is and that is not what we 
want.

If none of this makes sense but for some reason QB45 and/or VBDOS does, 
there is source code available for PsychDOS on the website at 
https://psychoslinux.gitlab.io.