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─────<objfiles> Field───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     Specify one or more object files in the <objfiles> field. You must
     enter at least one filename. Separate multiple filenames with plus
     (+) or space characters. The default extension is .OBJ. You can
     specify a path with the filename.
 
     You can specify libraries as load libraries in this field.
     See: ◄Entering Library Files as Object Files►
 
     A special syntax allows you to define overlays for DOS programs.
     See: ◄Using Overlays►
 
     How LINK Looks for Object Files
 
     When searching for object (and load library) files, LINK looks in
     the following locations in this order:
 
       1. The directory specified for the file if a path is included.
          If the file is not in that directory, the search terminates.
 
       2. The current directory.
 
       3. Any directories specified in the LIB environment variable.
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