Loading An Area Of Memory - Acorn computer econet level 2/3 User Manual

EXAMPLE
Type: *SAVE PROG 3000 +300 3030[RETURN]
This saves a machine-code file which will be executed at 3030 if
you load it using * or *RUN (these commands will be explained
shortly).
If you leave out the execution address, execution will begin at
the start address.
You can also specify a reload address, the location at which the
file server will start when it *LOADs the file.
Type:
*SAVE <filename><s> +<l><e><r>[RETURN]
<r> stands for reload address.
EXAMPLE
Type:
*SAVE PROG 3000 +500 4030 4000[RETURN]
This saves a machine-code program from an area of memory at
3000 to 3500, which will be loaded back to the address 4000 by
*LOAD, * or *RUN.
If you leave out the reload address, the system will use the start
address as the reload address.

Loading an area of memory

This command loads files, usually ones which have been
saved, using the *SAVE command to a particular place in
memory.
Type: *LOAD <filename>[RETURN]
EXAMPLE
Type: *LOAD DATA[RETURN]
to load DATA to the reload address of the file, which is set by
*SAVE.
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*LOAD