Adding to MrGPF.DAT
 Reasons to be cheerful, 1..2..3!
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 MrGPF.DAT may be used by you to store common or garden GPF's. These may be
 long-standing GPF's that you know about and the reasons why they occur, you
 can even swap them with your friends.

 MrGPF.DAT should reside in the same directory as MrGPF.EXE.

 MrGPF.DAT is a plain ascii text file that contains lines of text, for each
 GPF, separated by a blank line. Blank lines are used to separate the
 information stored about each GPF.

 An entry for each GPF in the .DAT file is made up of a function name or a
 segment name or both,together with a textual description that is shown when
 the GPF scan takes place.

 Function or segment names should start at column 0 in the .DAT file. If
 there is more than one function then each function should have it's own
 line.  Segment names should start with a ! character - the ! character
 denoting a segment.  The last item in the list of functions and/or segment
 names should contain the start of the textual description, that is displayed
 on the screen when the GPF is reported. This may repeat itself over many
 lines - but always keep column 0 blank as this is used to denote a function name

 The following example shows an example entry in the .DAT file:

__memSubAlloc
__memSubAllocFirst
__memSubInfo   Typically this is a memory allocation error caused by a
               program allocating <n> bytes of memory, and then overwriting
               past the end of this allocation.

 A ; character in column 0 denotes a comment line.