Save - AMSTRAD cpc 6128 User Instruction

Integrated computer/disc system

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S A V E dilename>[, diletype>][, <binary parameters>]

SAVE "di scfi Le.xyz"

.... saves the file in normal unprotected BASIC mode.

SAVE "discfiLe.xyz",P

.... saves the file in Protected BASIC mode.

SAVE "discfiLe.xyz",A

.... saves the file in ASCII mode.

SAVE "discfi Le.xyz",B,81H'l0,3000,8001

""saves the file in Binary mode. In this example, saves the area of the computer's

memory starting at address 8 0 0 0; the length of the file being 3 0 0 0 bytes; the

optional entry point address being 8 0 01 .

COMMAND: Saves the program currently in the memory to disc. A Binary file is an

area of memory saved to disc. The Binary parameters are:

<start address> , <file length> [ , <entry point>]

The screen memory can be saved as a Binary file. This is known as a 'screen dump'

and can be performed using the command:

SAVE "screen",B,&C000,&4000

Then, to load it back onto the screen:

Associated keywords:

E, LOA D, MER

Complete List of Keywords

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