Tandy 1000 MS-DOS Reference Manual page 264

Chapter 11 / Linking Object Modules
Use switches and command characters in the response file the
same way as they are used for responses typed from the
keyboard.
When the link session begins, each prompt is displayed, in order,
with the responses from the file. If the file does not contain a
response for a prompt, the linker displays the prompt and waits
for a valid response.
Example
fun text table care
IP
1M
funlist
coblib.li.b
The first line in this file tells the linker to load four object mod-
ules: Fun, Text, Table, and Care.
The second line omits a name for the run file, thus the linker
will use the name Fun.exe. When the linker encounters the
/P switch, it pauses to let you swap disks. After doing so, press
the space bar to continue. Because the line includes the
1M
switch, the linker produces a public symbol map (see
"Switches").
The third line tells the linker to name the list file Funlist.map.
The fourth line tells it to search the library file Coblib.lib.
Sample Link Session
This sample shows the kind of information that is displayed dur-
ing a link session.
In response to the MS-DOS prompt, type:
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1
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