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     The Microsoft EXE File Header Utility (EXEHDR) displays file
     headers for DOS programs and segmented executable files. You can
     use EXEHDR to alter some fields in the header.
     See: ◄EXEHDR Command Line►
          ◄EXEHDR Options►
 
     EXEHDR sends a listing of the header to the standard output.
     See: ◄EXEHDR Output►
 
     Some header fields have a different meaning in a Windows file; see
     your Windows documentation for more information.
 
     Many header fields are affected by LINK options or by statements
     in a module-definition (.DEF) file.
     See: ◄LINK Contents►
          ◄Module-Definition Files►
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