EXEBODGE v1.00                                       John Elliott, 11 Oct 2003
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  EXEBODGE is a program to pack the header of a .EXE file out to a multiple
of 512 bytes. This is to get around a bug in the EXE loader of DOSPLUS v1.2,
which assumes that the .EXE header _must_ be 512 bytes long. The programming
tools of the time probably all generated headers in this form; but nowadays
there are many programs to which this does not apply. PKZIP and PKUNZIP are
probably the most obvious examples. The Pacific C linker also produces
programs with smaller headers.

  Rather than fix the OS (which is broken, but hard to get at) EXEBODGE
'fixes' the programs. Syntax is:

EXEBODGE original.EXE new.EXE

eg:

EXEBODGE PKZIP.EXE PKZIPD.EXE

Then PKZIPD.EXE will run on DOS Plus while PKZIP.EXE crashes horribly.

EXEBODGE has been run on itself, so it will work under DOS Plus.

COPYING
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EXEBODGE is public domain software.
