### MSGBIND - Sample Input File (C, OS/2)

>     >c:\cmd.exe
>     <c:\os20\dosutil.msg
>     DOS0100
>     DOS0123
>     DOS0245
>     >c:\format.exe
>     <c:\os20\dosutil.msg
>     DOS0001
>     DOS0006
>     <c:\format.msg
>     FMT0001
>     FMT0002
>     <c:\myown.msg
>     *

The first line of a MSGBIND input file specifies that the executable file to modify is CMD.EXE. The messages DOS0100, DOS0123, and DOS0245 are read from the file DOSUTIL.MSG and added to the CMD.EXE file. The MSGBIND program then encounters an executable-file option for the FORMAT.EXE file. The messages DOS0001 and DOS0006 are read from DOSUTIL.MSG and added to FORMAT.EXE. Next, the messages FMT0001 and FMT0002 are read from the file FORMAT.MSG and added to FORMAT.EXE. Finally, because an asterisk is specified, all the messages are read from the file MYOWN. MSG and added to FORMAT.EXE.

The files DOSUTIL.MSG and FORMAT.MSG in this example are two output-message-file names from the MKMSGF program.

MSGBIND - Message Segment Binder
MSGBIND - Syntax
MKMSGF - Make Message File Utility
MKCATDEF - Preprocess Message Source File Utility