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     Syntax:  /r
 
     The /r option prevents LINK from using extended memory under DOS
     and forces LINK to use only conventional memory. The /r option
     must appear first on the command line; it cannot appear in a
     response file or the LINK environment variable. The option name is
     case sensitive.
 
     LINK.EXE is extender-ready and uses extended memory if it exists.
     For LINK to run in DOS-extended mode, sufficient extended memory
     must be available and must conform to a required standard. Check
     the documentation for your language product for more information.
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