Category : OS/2 Files
Archive : MON120.ZIP
Filename : MONITOR.MAP
Output of file : MONITOR.MAP contained in archive : MON120.ZIP
MONITOR
Start Length Name Class
0001:0000 00B98H MONITOR_TEXT CODE
0001:0B98 000E6H MATCH_TEXT CODE
0001:0C7E 00862H _TEXT CODE
0001:14E0 00000H C_ETEXT ENDCODE
0002:0000 00042H NULL BEGDATA
0002:0042 00948H _DATA DATA
0002:098A 0000EH CDATA DATA
0002:0998 00000H XIFB DATA
0002:0998 00000H XIF DATA
0002:0998 00000H XIFE DATA
0002:0998 00000H XIB DATA
0002:0998 00000H XI DATA
0002:0998 00000H XIE DATA
0002:0998 00000H XPB DATA
0002:0998 00000H XP DATA
0002:0998 00000H XPE DATA
0002:0998 00000H XCB DATA
0002:0998 00000H XC DATA
0002:0998 00000H XCE DATA
0002:0998 00000H XCFB DATA
0002:0998 00000H XCF DATA
0002:0998 00000H XCFE DATA
0002:0998 00000H CONST CONST
0002:0998 00008H HDR MSG
0002:09A0 000FAH MSG MSG
0002:0A9A 00002H PAD MSG
0002:0A9C 00001H EPAD MSG
0002:0A9E 01334H _BSS BSS
0002:1DD2 00000H XOB BSS
0002:1DD2 00000H XO BSS
0002:1DD2 00000H XOE BSS
0002:1DE0 01000H STACK STACK
Origin Group
0002:0 DGROUP
Address Export Alias
0001:069D MyWindowProc MyWindowProc
Program entry point at 0001:0C8E
Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/