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Question by rav
Submitted on 8/16/2003
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How do I save a BASIC program to floppy?


Answer by cabville
Submitted on 1/21/2004
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I think you format the disk then type "save xyz".  To load it, type "load xyz".  Xyz of course being whatever nazme you choose.  Its been a few years though.  I might be forgeting something.  I still use the 8 bit but havent programed in a long time

 

Answer by Ilmarinen
Submitted on 5/9/2004
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You would type:

SAVE"Dx:FILENAME

Where x is the drive number and filename is the name you want to save it as.

 

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