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An OMF must export at least one function, and it must have the following prototype:

• DWORD go( int argc, char *argv[] );

An OMF should be thread-safe

An OMF should return one of the meaningful return codes defined in the header files

An OMF should accurately show usage information when invoked without parameters (or with bogus ones)

• This information should note any dependencies (i.e., other .OMFs or external modules)

If you do these things, then all you need to do is drop your new .OMF in the same directory with OWNR.EXE

• No messy installation/uninstallation

• No conflicts with other items

• Each .OMF has full access to the functionality of all others