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  OUTPUT
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  Purpose : Specify the name of the output executable file

  Syntax  : OUTPUT [drive:][path]<filename>

  Default : <FirstObj>.EXE

  Example : # Create a linked file called OUT.EXE
            OUTPUT OUT.EXE

  The OUTPUT command is used to specify to the linker the drive, path and
  filename of the output executable file to be created by the linker.  If
  no OUTPUT command is used then the linker will use the name and path of
  the first object file appearing on a FILE command in the script file (or
  on the command line).

  The OUTPUT file name extension does not have to be .EXE, but if no file
  extension is specified, a default of .EXE is used.

See Also: READONLY
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