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─────EXEHDR─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     Following the segment table, EXEHDR displays a table of exports if
     they exist. An example of this table is:
 
          Exports:
          ord seg offset name
            1   3  0000  HELPWNDPROC exported
           19   3  032e  ICONWNDPROC exported
           21  35  0000  PATHWNDPROC exported
            5  30  0264  ANNOUPDATEDLG exported
            8  33  0000  BOOKMARKDLG exported
 
     Heading     Meaning
 
     ord         The ordinal number as specified in an EXPORTS
                 statement in the .DEF file used to create the file. If
                 <ord> was not specified, this column entry is blank.
 
     seg         The index of the segment where the exported name is
                 defined.
 
     offset      The offset in the segment where the exported name is
                 defined.
 
     name        The exported name of the routine plus all flags
                 applied to the exported routine, as specified in the
                 EXPORTS statement in the .DEF file.
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