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─────Running LINK───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     Run link by typing
 
          LINK
 
     at the operating-system prompt. LINK takes as input various
     filenames and options. Supply input to LINK by one or more
     methods:
 
        ■ Enter the input directly on the command line.
          See: ◄LINK Command Line►
 
        ■ Respond to prompts generated by LINK.
          See: ◄LINK Prompts►
 
        ■ Put the input in a response file and enter the response-file
          name in place of the expected input.
          See: ◄LINK Response File►
 
        ■ Specify options in the LINK environment variable.
          See: ◄LINK Environment Variable►
 
     Options modify LINK's actions. Options can be specified anywhere
     in the input fields, except as noted.
     See: ◄Using LINK Options►
 
     Press CTRL+C at any time to interrupt LINK and return to the
     operating system.
 
     LINK may create a temporary file if it needs additional memory.
     See: ◄LINK Temporary File►
 
     Some commands (such as CL) or applications (such as PWB) call LINK
     for you.
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