Linking with a Response File
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 A response file replaces information typed following WARPLINK on the DOS
 command line.  Rather than supplying option and file information to 
 WarpLink on the DOS command line, you can place them in an ASCII text file,
 called a response file. Using a response file provides more flexibility when
 linking because there is no limit to the number of options and files you can
 list and no need to worry about typing errors with each link.  To 
 distinguish between an object or library file name and a response file name,
 precede the name of a response file with the at (@) sign.  This @ symbol 
 designates the file as a response file instead of .OBJ file or .LIB file.