Compress executable files.
The gzexe command is used to compress executable files. The resulting files remain executable and automatically decompress when run. When you execute a compressed file, it decompresses itself and then continues execution, behaving identically to a normal executable. This command can be thought of as an extension to the gunzip utility.
gzexe (options) (parameters)
-d: Decompress an executable file previously compressed with gzexe.
File: Specifies the executable file to be compressed.