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     Syntax:  /NOI[GNORECASE]
 
     Tells LIB to preserve case when comparing symbols. By default, LIB
     ignores case. Use /NOI when you have symbols that are the same
     except for case.
 
     If you create a library with /NOI, the library is internally
     marked to indicate that case sensitivity is in effect. (Libraries
     for case-sensitive languages such as C are built with /NOI.) If
     you combine multiple libraries and any one of them is case
     sensitive, then LIB marks the output library as case sensitive. To
     override this, use the /IGN option.
     See: ◄/IGN Option►
 
     Whether a library is marked or not, LINK ignores case unless
     LINK's /NOI option is specified.
     See: ◄/NOI Option► (in LINK Help)
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