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(* DUALEXE.PAS *)
(* 08/09/94 *)
(* Brad Stowers *)
(* CIS: 72733,3374 *)
(* Internet: brad.stowers@delta.com *)
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(* This code first appeared (as far as I know) in the *)
(* May 1994 issue of Windows/DOS Developers Journal in *)
(* the Tech Tips section. It was writtenand contributed by: *)
(* Paul Bixel *)
(* CIS: 71055,423 *)
(* Internet: Bixel_PS@salem.ge.com *)
(* All credit for this program go to Mr. Bixel. *)
(* I did nothing more than type it in (couldn't find it on *)
(* the W/DDJ CIS forum library!), add the prompting for parameters,*)
(* the conditional defines for Windows, and the primitive progress *)
(* display. In the true spirit of DUALEXE, the included version *)
(* of DUALEXE.EXE runs equally well under DOS or Windows. *)
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(* Combine a Windows and a DOS app together to produce "dual-mode" *)
(* executable. This is an easy thing to do with most Windows *)
(* C++ compilers but we Pascalers have been denied this "nicety" *)
(* by Borland. NO LONGER!! Also, you needn't include just a DOS *)
(* "stub" program. You can combine a full-blown DOS app with your *)
(* Windows app. *)
(* Pass in three parameters in this order: *)
(* The DOS application file name and path. *)
(* The Windows application file name and path. *)
(* The file name and path you want the new EXE to have. *)
(* If any parameters are omitted, you will be prompted for them. *)
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