Commodore 16 User Manual page 51

EXAMPLE
COPY "CATS" TO "DOGS" Copies CATS as a
program called DOGS
COLLECT DO on the same drive.
CONT
CONT (Continue)
This command is used to re-start the execution of a program that has
been stopped by either using the STOP key. a STOP statement, or an
END statement within the program. The program will resume execution
where it left off. CONT will not work if you have changed or added
lines of the program (or even just moved the cursor to a program line
and hit Rtruitm without changing anything), if the program stopped due
to an error, or if you caused an error before trying to re-start the
program. The error message in this case is CAN'T CONTINUE ERROR.
COPY
COPY [Ddrive#I "source file" TO [DdriveW.1"other file" [,ON Uunitfri
COPYs a file on the disk in one drive (the source file) to the disk in the
other on a dual disk drive only, or creates a copy of a file on the same
drive (with a different file name).
EXAMPLES-
DELETE
DELETE [first Iine#J I- last line,/
Deletes lines of BASIC text. This command can be executed only in
direct mode.
EXAMPLES:
DELETE 75 Deletes One 75.
DELETE 10 50 Deletes lines 10 through 50 inclusive.
DELETE - 50 Deletes all lines from the beginning of the
program up to and including line 50.
DELETE 75- Deletes all lines from 75 on to the end of the
program.
DIRECTORY
COPY DO,"NOON" TO DI,"NIGHT"
COPY DO, "STUFF" TO Dl, "STUFF"
COPY DO TO Dl
Copies NOON from
drive 0 to drive 1,
renaming it NIGHT
Copies STUFF from
drive 0 to drive 1
Copies all files from
drive 0 to drive 1
DIRECTORY [DdriveM]
Displays a disk directory on the Commodore '6 screen Use CIRL
to pause the display (any other key restarts the display after a pause).
Use tne 0- key (the Commodore key) to slow II down. The
DIRECTORY command cannot be used to print a hard copy. You must
toad the disk directory (destroying the program currently in memory) to
do that.
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