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Copying
a
File
From
time to
time,
you
may
wish
to
duplicate a file
:
to have a back-up
o
riginal
while
making ed
iting changes
or
to
transfer
a file
from
one
memory
area
to
another.
You
can copy
any file
in
the
File
System
Menu.
Press
rn
for COPY
F ILE
:
This
prompt
appears
:
SELECT FILE
A menu of all
of
the
file
names in
the
Current Memory will be
p
resented.
From
these.
type the
number o
f
the file to be
duplicated;
this prompt
appears:
SELECT
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This
is
followed by a numbered list of available
memory
areas.
including
the
Current
Memory.
Type
the
number
ofthe
destination
area
for
the new copy
.
You
r
selection will be echoed
in
the Display
in
normal
lettering-
and then the message
COPY DONE appears in the
Display.
The
copying
procedure does not change
the
Current
Memory;
it
only selects the
memory destination for the new
copy.
Therefore, when the procedure
is
completed, the
File
System Menu of the o riginal
Current
Memory
retu
rns to the
Display-
and you now have twocopiesofthe file: one
in
the
Current
Memory area
and
one in the assigned memory
area.
If you now wish, you can call up the
original
copy
of the duplicated file and delete it
from
the Current
Memory.
Summary
of
Editing
•
Commands
•
•
•
-- --
-- --
Moves cursor left:
moves window
left
with cursor at
far
left
Moves
curso
r right;
moves window right with
cursor
at
far
right
Displays previous
line
Displays next line
Cursor to
beginning of
line
Cursor
to
end of line
Displays all lines to end of
fi
le
Displays all lines to beginning
of
file
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