CREATING A STANDALONE FILE

When you create a program to be used by a non-user of Kyan Pascal, 
it may be cumbersome to have them type the filename from the KIX 
prompt (%); it is often more desirable to have them use option "L" 
(Load binary file) from the DOS menu instead.  But Kyan Pascal 
object programs will not execute properly when loaded with DOS 
option "L" so you should take the following steps to make them do so:

Assuming that MyProg is your compiled, machine-code program file, 
give the KIX command:

        % CAT MyProg AutoMake >MyProg.Exe

Note that this is exactly like creating an autorun file, except that 
you use a different filename.  You can, of course, change the 
filename to whatever you desire; the .EXE extension indicates an 
executable binary file.