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What does the /DISALLOWLIB message mean in VC++ linker output?

I'm in the process of tracking down a linker error with a VC++ 2005 application. When I switch on verbose linker output, I notice a ton of these messages:

Processed /DISALLOWLIB:nafxcwd.lib

What exactly does the /DISALLOWLIB switch mean?

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