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NOTE: your computer holds one program at a time as its current
program. If you press the [BREAK] key, that program is cleared
from its memory. The program can be recovered by
typing: OLD[RETURN]
If you SAVE the program before recovering it, an empty file
will be created. It's a good idea to check that the program is
there — by typing LIST, for example — before saving it.
Displaying a catalogue
To get a list of your files on the screen
type:
*CAT[RETURN]
Screen:
JULIE
Master-disc
Dir. JULIE
BASIC
TUESDAY WR/
The information in your catalogue is split into:
■
a header
■
the list of files.
The files in this catalogue are BASIC, MATHS and TUESDAY.
The letters after these names show your rights of access to the
files — in this example, you can both write to (W) and read (R)
each file. Access rights are explained in the section of this guide
on Protecting your files.
The header shows:
1
The name of the directory whose contents are listed
below
2
The directory's current cycle number (this is a number
that changes each time you change anything in the directory)
3
The name of the disc you are logged on to
4
The name of your currently selected directory
(039)
Public
Option 00 (Off)
Lib. LIBRARY
WR/
MATHS
*CAT
WR/
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