Converting object libraries vi command line

Forms, ifbld60.exe, allows you to create Forms, Libraies, Menus, and Object Libraries. It alsow allows you to convert each type from binary-to-text and back. I have been successful in using ifcmp60.exe to convert FORMS, LIBRARIES, and MENUS from binary-to-text and back.
How can I also convert Object Libries using ifcmp60.exe?

I should add that the documented types for ifcmp60.exe are FORM, LIBRARY, MENU and PECS. Don't understand PECS, but I get errors when tring to convert using any of these module_type(s).

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Jeemo,
> basically going to be "wait until day X to become available and then
> remain available for the next 2 months".
>
Just to clarify, you want:
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