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     Run menu, Customize Run Menu command
 
     Choose Customize Run Menu to add new external commands to the Run
     menu or to modify existing custom items.
 
     Choose:     To:
 
     Add         Add a new Run menu command.
     Edit        Change the selected command.
     Delete      Remove the selected command.
     To Begin    Move the selected command to the top of the list.
     To End      Move the selected command to the bottom of the list.
 
     The Add and Edit buttons bring up a dialog box where you can
     specify your command's name, help line, shortcut key, and other
     options that determine how the program is run.
     See: ◄Add/Edit Custom Run Menu Item►
 
     The commands appear in the Run menu in the order they appear in
     the list. Each menu command corresponds to a predefined macro,
     whose name takes the form _pwbuser<n>.
     See: ◄_pwbuser<n>►
 
     When you choose Save, PWB modifies your TOOLS.INI file by adding a
     definition for the User switch. When you leave PWB, you are
     prompted to save TOOLS.INI.
     See: User
 
     NOTE: If you suppress TOOLS.INI by starting PWB with the /D or /DT
           options, you can add custom menu commands for the current
           PWB session, but they are not saved in TOOLS.INI.
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