EXE2BIN + Converting .EXE Files to .BIN Files
     Converts an .EXE file to a .BIN file, which may be used as a 
.COM file by renaming it with the .COM extension if it is in .COM
file format, or by giving a .COM extension to the second 
argument.
    VERSION
          PC-DOS 2.0+ (revised from 1.1; none in 1.0)
	  MS-DOS equivalent: EXE2BIN (2.0+)
    TYPE
          External 
    SYNTAX
	  [d:][path] EXE2BIN [sd:][spath]sfilename
	   [td:][tpath]tfilename]
    OPTIONS
	  [d:][path]		   Specifies the drive letter and
                                   path that contain the EXE2BIN 
                                   command file.
	  [sd:][spath]sfilename    Specifies the file name of the
                                   .EXE file to be converted.
	  [td:][tpath]tfilename    Specifies the file name of the
                                   .BIN file to be created.
     EXE2BIN is used to convert an .EXE (executable) file to a 
.BIN (binary) file, which is formatted for more efficient storage
and operation. 
    EXAMPLE
	  EXE2BIN TEST.FIL TEST.COM
BEFORE: TEST.FIL
AFTER: TEST.COM
    MESSAGES
	  Amount read less than size in header
The program portion of the .EXE file was less than the program 
header indicates. Recompile or reassemble the program again; then 
relink it before continuing.
	  Fixups needed- -base segment (hex)
The source file indicates that a load segment is required. 
Specify the absolute address at which the completed .COM file is 
to be loaded. 
	  WARNING- -Read error on EXE file
An error in reading the input file occurred. EXE2BIN will 
continue; however, the resulting file may not be executable.
    NOTE
     Only executable code that is completely relocatable in 
memory and run at a specific memory location can be converted by 
this command. In addition, the memory image of the .EXE file must 
be less than 64K. If you do not specify an output file name, the 
input file name will be used.
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    SEE ALSO
          BREAK Command
          COMMAND Command
          CTTY Command
          JOIN Command
          KEYB Command
	  KEYBxx Command
          PROMPT Command
          SET Command
          SUBST Command