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In this vogons thread discussing the Q2DOS port: 
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=43756&p=429753#p429753

Someone mentioned that they were recompiling it as *.dxe because *.dx3 
was not showing unresolved symbols for them using dx3gen --show-unres *.dx3
If the file is just renamed to .dxe it will then work.

However, are you supposed to be using dxe3res for this?  It worked okay 
using that and I was unaware that it spit out a nice header file you can 
just use for easy exporting.

Regarding that header file.  Do you just include that with the main 
project that is doing the exporting?

Frank