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I.
Turn
the
remote switch on
the interface
OFF.
2.
Rewind
the
taJ>e to
the
place at which
you started. again
using the
number counter.
(See
how handy
the
number
counter
is!l.
3. Stop
rewinding.
4.
Turn
the
remote
switch
back O
N.
5. Press the
PLAY
button
.
6. Type:
CLOAD
'
'"'"
'
I
..
p ROG
.. t
I
SH•fT
I
..
and
press
the
I
ENTER!
key.
(Remember
"PROG.· 1"
is
the
filename we hiave
given
to
your program. If
you
saved the
program
under
anothet
name you
must
us
e
that
name
instead
of
"PROG.·
1)
7.
The "BUSY"
indicator
will
now
light uP.
and
the
program will be
b
rought
back
into
the
computer's
memory
for
use.
8.
Type
RUN. and the program you previously CSAVEd
will
re·appear.
The cassette
retains a copy
of
the
program,
so
you
can
c:LOAD
the
same
program over
~nd
over again!
While loading. when an error
message ERROR
43 o
r
ERROR 44
is displayed,
start
again
from the above
step
11
).
4. PRINT
#
and
INPUT
;;
Commands
PRINT
#
:
Now,
that
we
have illustrated the
use
of
CSAVE and CLOAD,
we
would like to
in troduce two
similar
commands.
The
PRINT# command
saves
the value of a variable
Of s
et of variables
on
tape.
This is
different
fro
m
CSA
VE which saves a
program. The
purpose for saving data is
to
enable you
to use
the sanle
data
in ar)Other program.
For
e
xample,
in
the
follo\ving program,
the
variable
TS
is
in
use:
10:
PRI NT
"WHAT
IS
YOUR
NAME?"
20:
INPUT T$
30:
PR
INT TS
If
you want to
save
the
value
of
TS
for
use
in
another
prograrn,
you
must issue
the
PRINT#
command to
save
i
t
on
tape.
You
can
do
this
in
tv.10
ways:
1.
Manually
2.
Through
a
program
Note:
This
operation
requires the
use
of
the
tape
r
ecorder.
so
prepare the
recorder
to
receive
data.
If
you
are not
sure how, go
back
to
the previous section.
1.
The
Manual Method
The
manual
m
ethod
ot
fets
several options:
OPTION t:
After
running a program.
switch
to
the
RU
N
mode
and
type:
moo co
OD
UJ(
SHOFT
l!XJ
A,
B,
c
(then
press l•NT<R
I
)
The
tape rec<lrder
will now spring into
action
and will save
the
value
of all
variables
on
tape.
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