The EXE2BIN command may be used to convert programs with suitable
characteristics from .EXE files to .COM files.  This results in faster
program loading and a small saving of diskette space.  The command format
is as follows:

      EXE2BIN [d:][path]filename[.ext] [d:][path][filename[.ext]]

The input filename must be specified, and if its extension is not given is
assumed to be .EXE.  The output file is converted to .COM file format and
written to the output filename.  If the output filename is not given the
input filename is used.  If the output file extension is not given, the
extension is set to .BIN.

A full discussion of the valid characteristics of a .EXE format input file
is beyond the scope of this HELP function.  If more information is needed
refer to the discussion in the DOS 2.00 manual starting at page 10-13.
