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 <diagram> <diagram>
-|v|-|-|-|v|v|-|-|-|v|MKMSGF|v|-|-|-|v|v|-|-|-|v|infile|v|-|-|-|v|v|-|-|-|v|outfile|-@2| +|-|v|-|-|-|v|v|-|-|-|v|MKMSGF|-@2| 
-|`|drive|'|`|path|'| | | |`|drive|'|`|path|'|  | | |`|drive|'|`|path|'|+| |`|drive|'|`|path|'|
  
-|-@2|v|-|-|-|v|(| +|-@2|v|-|-|-|v|v|-|-|-|v|infile|-@2| 
-|   |)|/?|(| +| |`|drive|'|`|path|'|  | |  
-|   |!| | | |!| + 
-|   |)|/V|(| +|-@2|v|-|-|-|v|v|-|-|-|v|outfile|-@2| 
-|   |!| | | |!| +| |`|drive|'|`|path|'| 
-|   |)|/D <DBCS range or country>|(| + 
-|   |!| | | |!| +|   |,|-|-|-|-|-|.| | 
-|   |)|/P <code page>|(| +|-@2|^@1f|v|-|-|-|v|^|(| 
-|   |!| | | |!| +| | |)|/?|(| 
-|   |)|/L <language id,sub id>|(| +| | |!| | | |!| 
-|   |!| | | |!| +| | |)|/V|(| 
-|   |)|/I <path>|(| +| | |!| | | |!| 
-|   |!| | | |!| +| | |)|/D <DBCS range or country>|(| 
-|   |)|/A|(| +| | |!| | | |!| 
-|   |!| | | |!| +| | |)|/P <code page>|(| 
-|   |`|/C|'|+| | |!| | | |!| 
 +| | |)|/L <language id,sub id>|(| 
 +| | |!| | | |!| 
 +| | |)|/I <path>|(| 
 +| | |!| | | |!| 
 +| | |)|/A|(| 
 +| | |!| | | |!| 
 +| | |`|/C|'|
  
  
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         SLO     34      1       Slovene                 Slovenia         SLO     34      1       Slovene                 Slovenia
  
-For a complete list of code pages and country codes, see the code page table under COUNTRYCODE in the online book Control Program Programming Guide and Reference.+For a complete list of code pages and country codes, see the code page table under [[https://komh.github.io/os2books/os2tk45/cp2/061_L2_COUNTRYCODE.html|COUNTRYCODE]] in the online book Control Program Programming Guide and Reference.
  
  
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     Infile is the ASCII-text source file.     Infile is the ASCII-text source file.
- 
-Example: 
- 
-  MSG 
-  MSG0001I: (mm%4dd%4yy) %2%4%1%4%3 
-  MSG0002I: (dd%4mm%4yy) %1%4%2%4%3 
-  MSG0003I: Current date is: %0 
- 
-%0 is a special argument that displays a prompt for user input. 
-%1 - %9 are the arguments the user can use to insert text in a message. 
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     Outfile is the binary output message file.     Outfile is the binary output message file.
     @controlfile is the message definition file.     @controlfile is the message definition file.