The BIN\FDASSIST.BAT file will be the file that launches your user assistance
software. It is the file that the FreeDOS boot process hooks use. When it is
present in the %DOSDIR%\BIN directory it will automatically be "CALLED" by
the AUTOEXEC.BAT (or FDAUTO.BAT) when the system boots.

Also, the \PROGS directory is special as well. Normally, it is expanded to
just C:\. So, anything under it ends up in the root directory. For example, the
contents of this directory will end up in C:\MY-SAPA

If the program required to start the assistance software is a batch file,
remember to launch it with the CALL command. That way processing returns to
this file and the boot process.

The BIN\ directory in this zip package is a special folder that is
automatically expanded to %DOSDIR%\BIN by the package manager. The can be
only one package that contains this file called FDASSIST.BAT. If you require
more than one package, only one can have it and you will need to work out a
method of finding and starting the others.

Once you have packaged you software into a ZIP, you will need to add it to
a FreeDOS Release Build Environment. If you do not already have an RBE, follow
the wiki directions https://gitlab.com/FreeDOS/builder/-/wikis/home in order to
create your own RBE.

Once you have an RBE up and running, you will need to take a couple quick steps.

* under the main build directory, create a "packages" subdirectory.
* under the packages subdirectory, create another subdirectory called "assist"
* put your assistance package to the "packages/assist" directory
* purge any cached data from the build environment using "make clean"

Thats it. From that point, you can just build a release and the RBE will handle
the rest.
