^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    ^   EXECUTE BOOTBLOCK   ^
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    You can execute  the  Bootblock  that  VBD  has  in  memory  (The thing
    displayed on the screen!!!).  So you don't need to reboot your Amiga to
    see the Bootblock!

    Be Careful!!!  If your Bootblock is a  Virus, don't do it!!!  The Virus
    Will be in memory and could attack your Amiga.

    If the Bootblock is a Loader (The Boot  of a Demo for example) then you
    can't return to VBD and Workbench.   The  demo will run normally, as if
    you had booted from its disk.

    Some bootblocks may crash the  system  (Bad  code!!!) with Gurus, Bugs,
    Altered screens etc...
    It's not VBD's fault!!! Blame the  Bootblock  coder who badly coded his
    boot (no memory allocation, copy boot  itself  on a physical address or
    other coding error).