ERROR CONDITIONS & REMEDIES
 There are only a few error conditions that NOAH will *NOT* automatically
 trap.  They are:

 1) Insufficient disk space to write the NOAH temporary directory.  The error
    NOAH will give you is: "NOAH CANNOT LOCATE A FILE IT SHOULD HAVE CREATED"
    followed by a list of potential problems.  This is almost certainly the
    result of a LACK of sufficient disk space ON THE DRIVE NOAH STARTS
    FROM.  NOAH finds the path to itself (e.g. executable file is in the
    subdirectory C:\UTILITY) and uses THAT SUBDIRECTORY for nearly all temp
    file storage.  NOAH stores primarily directory and subdirectory
    information in those temp files to conserve RAM.

 2) Absolutely nothing happens when a menu pick is chosen: PKZIP commands or
    custom commands.   Try watching closely as NOAH attempts to execute: you
    will see a quick DOS error pop out saying "Bad Command or Filename" --
    this is an indication that PKZIP is NOT in your default path or DOS path,
    or that your custom command utility has the same problem.  Another cause
    is found in spelling errors.  Check you spelling when you edit your .ACF
    files.  When in doubt, try it in DOS first.

 3) All lines in any .ACF file which make no sense are ignored completely.
 4) Some BIOS versions will cause confusion to this utility between A: & B:
