Commodore 128D - Saveingondisk; Saveing on Cassette

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The quick form of the HEADER command'can be used if the disk
was previously formatted with the long form of the HEADER .
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The quick form clears the directory, gives it a new name, but keeps { -
the same i.d. as was previously used. Here is what the quick \ ;
HEADER might look like:
HEADER "NEWPROGS" RETURN ^J
SAVEing on Disk \
In C128 mode, you can store your program on disk by using either of
the following commands:
DSAVF'PROGRAM NAME" i
SAVE"PROGRAM NAME",8
Either command can be used. Remember that the character
sequence "DSAVE" can be displayed on the screen by pressing the
function key labeled F5, or you can type the sequence yourself. The { }
program name can be any name you choose, up to 16 characters L~>
long. Be sure to enclose the program name in quotes. You cannot
put two programs with the same name on the same disk. If you do, ,
the second program will not be accepted; the disk will retain the first LJ
one. In the second example, the 8 indicates that you are saving your
program on device number 8. You do not need the 8 with DSAVE, ~ -f
because the computer automatically assumes you are using device <■ *
number 8.
SAVEing on Cassette
If you are using a Datassette to store your program, insert a blank
tape in the recorder, rewind the tape if necessary, and type:
SAVE "PROGRAM NAME" HH"HN
You must type the word SAVE, followed by the program name. The
program name can be any name you choose up to 16 characters.
NOTE: The screen will go blank while the program is being
SAVEd, but returns to normal when the process is completed.
Unlike disk, you can save two programs to tape under the same
name. However when you load it back into the computer, the first
program sequentially on the tape will be loaded, so avoid giving pro
grams the same name.
44 USING C128 MODE-Getting Started in BASIC