I guess not. It is highly improbable that such a thing will give you
a executable exe file. This is not a Lego game... nor a puzzle.
You CANNOT JOIN 2 EXE files, take that as a certain fact.
Now, you can make them work together, calling them throught a
batch file, see alt.msdos.batch, for example.
Maybe this is what you're thinking of:
For MS-DOS there is an old program called XEQ that can combine
multiple .COM programs into one big file and still allow you to run
them. This only made sense because disk space was once very
expensive. XEQ is not for MS-Windows, and there was never a similar
program to combine .EXE programs.
I have used a DOS program called GLUE thout could combine a DOS executable
with a Windows 3.1 executable (a Borland Delphi 1.0 program in my case).
There is also a program called DUALEXE (which I have no personal experience
with) that seems to perform a similar function.
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