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CLS p o FORMAT: CLS Abbreviation: See Also: LOCATE PURPOSE: Clears the display. REMARKS: Clears the display and resets the display start position to (0,0). CONT o FORMAT: CaNT IENTER I Abbreviation: C. See Also: STOP PURPOSE: Continues a program that has been temporarily halted. REMARKS: Valid only as direct input in the RUN mode. Enter CaNT to continue running a program that has been stopped with the STOP command. Enter CaNT at the prompt to continue a program 00 that has been halted using the key. CaNT can also be used to continue a program interrupted by PRINT or GPRINT. (See WAIT command.) 114 COpy o FORMAT: COPY "d1 :filename 1" TO "[d2:]filename 2" [,A] IENTER I d1: E, PACOM, CAS, COM d2: E, PACOM, CAS, COM Abbreviation: COP. See Also: PURPOSE: Copies the contents of a file from one storage device to another storage device. REMARKS: Copies the contents of the file with filename 1 within device d1 to another file with filename 2 within device d2. The following shows a cross reference for device names usable for devices d1 and d2: E E 0 d1 PACOM 0 CAS 0 COM 0 0: Usable x: Not usable d2 PACOM CAS 0 0 x x x x 0 0 COM 0 0 0 x An error occurs if the same name is given for devices d1 and d2 and for filenames 1 and 2. If ",A" is specified, the system regards filename 1 as an ASCII file and code "1 AH" as an EOF (end of file) code. If PACOM, CAS, or COM is given for d2, the destination file becom~s an ASCII tile. If PACOM, CAS, or COM is given for d1, the source file must be an ASCII file. If d2 is omitted, the same device as d1 is assumed. 115

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CLS
FORMAT:
CLS
Abbreviation:
See
Also:
LOCATE
PURPOSE:
Clears the display.
REMARKS:
Clears the display and resets the display start position to (0,0).
CONT
FORMAT:
CaNT
I
ENTER
I
Abbreviation:
C.
See
Also:
STOP
PURPOSE:
Continues a program that has been temporarily halted.
REMARKS:
Valid only
as
direct input in the
RUN
mode.
p
o
o
Enter
CaNT
to continue running a program that has been stopped with
the STOP command. Enter
CaNT
at the prompt
to
continue a program
that has been halted using the
00
key.
CaNT
can also be used
to
continue a program interrupted
by
PRINT or GPRINT. (See WAIT
command.)
114
COpy
FORMAT:
COPY
"d1
:filename 1" TO "[d2:]filename 2" [,A]
I
ENTER
I
d1:
E,
PACOM, CAS,
COM
d2:
E,
PACOM, CAS, COM
Abbreviation:
COP.
See
Also:
PURPOSE:
Copies the contents of a file from one storage device
to
another
storage device.
REMARKS:
Copies the contents of the file with filename 1 within device
d1
to
another file with filename 2 within device d2. The following shows a
cross reference for device names usable for devices
d1
and
d2:
d2
E
PACOM
CAS
COM
E
0
0
0
0
d1
PACOM
0
x
x
0
CAS
0
x
x
0
COM
0
0
0
x
0:
Usable
x:
Not usable
An
error occurs
if
the same name
is
given for devices
d1
and
d2 and
for filenames 1 and
2.
If ",A" is specified, the system regards filename 1 as
an
ASCII file and
code
"1
AH" as
an
EOF (end of file) code.
If PACOM, CAS, or COM is given for d2, the destination file
becom~s
an
ASCII tile. If PACOM, CAS, or
COM
is
given for d1, the source file
must be
an
ASCII file. If d2 is omitted, the same device
as
d1
is
assumed.
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