•
PROMPT will
prompt
for file verification before SAVEing
You
may
respond with Y (yes), N (no), Q (quit) or S (stop
prompting and continue).
ALL
tells TRSDOS-II to save all files (All won't transfer
System files, use SYS,)
If
you use drive as source, you
must use ALL.
SYS
allows you to SAVE language and application
programs
Wildcarding
Wildcards also offer an easy way to save several files or
an
entire
disk. For example:
SAVE
'/CBL:4
TO 0
(ENTER)
saves all Drive 4 files with the extension /CBL and puts them on
the diskette in Drive
0.
Using the INO Option
The indirect option lets you save groups of files by creating an
indirect file, a file consisting of one or more filespecs (similar to a
DO file). You can use the BUILD command to create this list of
filespecs.
When TRSDOS-II Ready, type:
BUILD PROGRAMS:0
(ENTER)
• This creates
an
indirect file called PROGRAMS,
After TRSDOS-II
prompts
you with:
Enter command
(ine
(1-80)
enter your list of file specifications including drive numbers, for
example:
ORDERS 5
(ENTER)
REPORTS/, 6
(ENTER)
To exit the BUILD
and
return to TRSDOS-II Ready,
press
[BREAK).
You are now
ready
to save the files
(specified
by
the
indirect
file)
to the specially formatted floppy diskette. Type:
SAVE PROGRAMS:0 TO 2 {IND}
(ENTER)
Both ORDERS and
REPORTS
are now found
in
the file named
PROGRAMS on the diskette in Drive 0 and saved to the diskette in
Drive
2.
Note: The INO option lets you save more than one file from each
hard disk;
it
also lets you save from more than one hard disk. As a
result, you might save multiple files that have the same name,
Because
the
save and restore
directory
does
not
specify
drive
numbers
for files, you
could
lose
duplicate
filenames
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