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with a number:
autosave
issues an automatic save
file
This subcommand terminates the edit session, writes the file onto
disk, replacing a previous file by that name (if one existed)
returns you to the
environment by issuing the EDIT command, specifying a different file
or the same file.
The editor decides which disk to write the file onto according to the
following hierarchy:
file is written onto the specified disk.
the file is
filemode letter, it defaults to your A-disk.)
disk, the file is written onto the read/write parent disk.
extension of a read/write disk, the editor cannot write the file and
issues an error message.
the editor what disk to use when writing a file.
If you are editing a file and decide, after making several changes,
that you do not wish to save the changes, you can use the subcommand:
quit
No changes that you made since you last used the
editor last issued an automatic save for you) are retained. If you have
just begun an edit session, and have made no changes at all to a file,
and for some reason you do not want to edit it at all (for example, you
misspelled the name, or want to change a
file), you can use the
terminate the edit session and return to
EDIT
or macro. An edit macro is an
subcommands that execute as a unit.
subcommands with the
variety of functions.
a file.
Section 5. The