exe2bin: Converts .EXE (executable) files to binary format.

In modern Windows systems, exe2bin is no longer used on the command line. Here are some fixes and improvements to the examples: Example 1: To convert an EXE file to a BIN file, use the following command:

exe2bin  

Example:

exe2bin myprogram.exe myprogram.bin

Example 2: To convert an EXE file with a specific PE format, use the following command:

exe2bin -f   

Example:

exe2bin -f PE32 myprogram.exe myprogram32.bin

Example 3: To convert an EXE file with a specific signature, use the following command:

exe2bin -s   

Example:

exe2bin -s "Microsoft Windows NT" myprogram.exe myprogramnt.bin

Example 4: To convert an EXE file with a specific compression method, use the following command:

exe2bin -c   

Example:

exe2bin -c LZNT1 myprogram.exe myprogramlznt1.bin

Make sure the commands and options are correct and meet the requirements of the actual software or tools you are using.

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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Converts .EXE (executable) files to binary format.

EXE2BIN [drive1:][path1]input-file [[drive2:][path2]output-file]

  input-file   Specifies the .EXE file to be converted.
  output-file  Specifies the binary file to be created.

Yes, there are some things you should pay attention to when using `exe2bin`: * The EXE file you want to convert must be valid. If the EXE file is corrupt or incomplete, the conversion will fail. * The target operating system must be compatible with the PE format of the EXE file. If the target operating system uses a different PE format, the EXE file must be customized before conversion. * The signature of the EXE file may be lost during conversion. If you want to preserve the signature of the EXE file, you must use the `-s` option. * The compression method of the EXE file can be changed during conversion. If you want to keep the compression method of the EXE file, you need to use the `-c` option. Here are some more tips for using `exe2bin`: * If you are not sure which options to use, you can use the `-?` option to get help. * You can use the `-v` option to log the conversion. * You can use the `-q` option to mute the conversion. In general, `exe2bin` is a useful tool that allows you to convert EXE files to binary format. However, if you pay attention to the above points, you can ensure that the conversion is successful and the converted file works properly.