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         RMS     23      1       Rhaeto-Romanic          Switzerland         RMS     23      1       Rhaeto-Romanic          Switzerland
         ROM     24      1       Romanian                Romania         ROM     24      1       Romanian                Romania
-        RUS     25      1       Russian                 U.S.S.R.+        RUS     25      1       Russian                 Russian Federation
         SHL     26      1       Croato-Serbian (Lat     Yugoslavia         SHL     26      1       Croato-Serbian (Lat     Yugoslavia
         SHC     26      2       Serbo-Croatian (Cyr     Yugoslavia         SHC     26      2       Serbo-Croatian (Cyr     Yugoslavia
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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.
  
 +===== Output File =====
  
-Output File 
  
 The output file contains the indexed message file that DosGetMessage will use. The output-file name can be any valid OS/2 file name, optionally preceded by a drive letter and a path. The output file cannot have the same name as the input file. The output file contains the indexed message file that DosGetMessage will use. The output-file name can be any valid OS/2 file name, optionally preceded by a drive letter and a path. The output file cannot have the same name as the input file.
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 Help-message file names begin with the component identifier, followed by H.MSG. For example, the help file associated with the component identifier DOS would be DOSH.MSG. Help-message file names begin with the component identifier, followed by H.MSG. For example, the help file associated with the component identifier DOS would be DOSH.MSG.
  
-Options+===== Options ===== 
  
 Text-based messages in different code pages can be created using MKMSGF to display errors, help information, prompt, or provide general information to the application user. Text-based messages in different code pages can be created using MKMSGF to display errors, help information, prompt, or provide general information to the application user.
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     @controlfile is the message definition file.     @controlfile is the message definition file.
  
-Options Summary+===== Options Summary ===== 
   Type Meaning   Type Meaning
   /P Code-page ID for the input message file.   /P Code-page ID for the input message file.
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 A valid language family with invalid or undefined language version id will cause a default value of 1 to be set for language version. A valid language family with invalid or undefined language version id will cause a default value of 1 to be set for language version.
-/A /C /I Options 
  
-I saw these and documented them as existing years ago, but never really looked at them in depth. I made some notes on a separate page: The A, C, and I Options. 
  
 /E /E
  
 See the The Extended Structure page for more information. This tacks on what I call a fake extended header at the end of the file and updates the header offset. See the The Extended Structure page for more information. This tacks on what I call a fake extended header at the end of the file and updates the header offset.
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 Control Files Control Files