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- How do I create a .COM file?
There are two steps to creating a .COM file. First, your program must not have a stack. In C, you must compile your program with the TINY memory model. Second, use EXE2BIN or a similar program to convert an EXE file to a COM file. To find EXE2BIN see subject: <Q:03.10> [Where is EXE2BIN located?]
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