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SAVE Chapter 2 Program Instructions Field of Application Statement for saving a file in the printer's memory or optionally in a DOS-formatted memory card. Syntax SAVE[,P|L] is the name of the file, optionally starting with a reference to a directory (see DEVICES). Allowed input: Max. 30 characters incl. extension. Max. 26 characters excl. extension P optionally protects the file. L optionally saves the file without line numbers. Remarks When a file is SAVEd, it must be given a designation consisting of max. 30 characters including extension. By default, the program will automatically add the extension .PRG. The name must not contain any double quotation marks (") and the extension must always start with a period (.) character. By starting the file name with a period character (.), you can avoid having it removed at a soft formatting operation, see FORMAT statement. Such a file will also be listed differently, see FILES statement. When saving a file in a directory other than the current one (see CHDIR statement), a reference to that directory must be included in the file name. Files can only be SAVEd in the printer's permanent memory ("c:"), the printer's temporary memory ("tmp:"), or in an optional DOS-formatted JEIDA-4 SRAM-type memory card ("card1:"). If a file with the selected name already exists in the selected directory, that file will be deleted and replaced by the new file without any warning. Files cannot be SAVEd in a flash memory card, or in a non DOS-formatted RAM-type memory card. You can continue to work with a file after saving it, until a NEW, LOAD, KILL or REBOOT instruction is issued. A protected file (SAVE ,P) is encrypted at saving and cannot be LISTed after being LOADed. Program lines cannot be removed, changed or added. Once a file has been protected, it cannot be deprotected again. Therefore, it is advisable to save an unprotected copy, should a programming error be detected later on. If you are going to use an electronic key to prevent unautorized access to a file, you should protect it. A SAVEd program can be MERGEd with the program currently residing in the printer's working memory. If the program is SAVEd normally, there is a risk that the line numbers automatically assigned to the program may interfere with the line numbers in the current program. Therefore, you can choose to SAVE the program without line numbers (SAVE ,L). That entails that the MERGEd program will be appended to the current program and its lines will be assigned line numbers in ten-step incremental order, starting with the number of the last line in the current program plus 10. In this case, the MERGEd program should either make use of line labels for referring to other lines, or not contain any such instructions at all. Intermec Fingerprint 7.2 – Reference Manual Ed. 3 201
SAVE, cont'd. Chapter 2 Program Instructions Examples SAVE "LABEL14" saves the file as “Label 14.PRG” in current directory. SAVE "LABEL14",P saves and protects the file "Label14.PRG". SAVE "LABEL14",L saves the file "Label14.PRG" without line numbers. SAVE "card1:LABEL14.PRG" saves the file in an optional DOS-formatted SRAM memory card. Intermec Fingerprint 7.2 – Reference Manual Ed. 3 202
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Contents, cont'd. Chapter 1 Introdu
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News in Intermec Fingerprint 7.2 In
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Program Instructions Syntax Chapter
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ACTLEN Chapter 2 Program Instructio
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ALIGN (AN), cont'd. Remarks, cont'd
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ASC Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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BARFONT (BF) Chapter 2 Program Inst
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BARFONT ON/OFF (BF ON/OFF) Chapter
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BARMAG (BM) Chapter 2 Program Instr
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BARSET Chapter 2 Program Instructio
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BARTYPE (BT) Field of Application S
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BREAK Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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BREAK, cont'd. Chapter 2 Program In
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BUSY Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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CHECKSUM Chapter 2 Program Instruct
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CLEANFEED Field of Application Stat
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CLL Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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CLOSE Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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COMBUF$ Chapter 2 Program Instructi
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COMSET, cont'd. Chapter 2 Program I
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COMSET ON Chapter 2 Program Instruc
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CONT Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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COUNT& Chapter 2 Program Instructio
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CSUM Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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CUT ON/OFF Chapter 2 Program Instru
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DATEADD$ Chapter 2 Program Instruct
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DELETE Chapter 2 Program Instructio
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DEVICES Chapter 2 Program Instructi
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DIM Field of Application Statement
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DIR, cont'd. Remarks, cont'd. Bar C
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END Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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ERL Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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ERROR Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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FIELD Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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FILE& LOAD Chapter 2 Program Instru
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FONT (FT) Chapter 2 Program Instruc
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FONTD Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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FONTS Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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FORMAT Chapter 2 Program Instructio
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FORMAT DATE$ Chapter 2 Program Inst
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FORMAT TIME$ Chapter 2 Program Inst
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FRE Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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FUNCTEST, cont'd. Chapter 2 Program
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FUNCTEST$, cont'd. Chapter 2 Progra
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GETPFSVAR Field of Application Func
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GOSUB, cont'd. Chapter 2 Program In
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HEAD Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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IF...THEN...(ELSE) Chapter 2 Progra
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IMAGE BUFFER SAVE Chapter 2 Program
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IMAGENAME$ Chapter 2 Program Instru
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IMMEDIATE ON/OFF Chapter 2 Program
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INPUT (IP) Chapter 2 Program Instru
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INPUT ON/OFF Chapter 2 Program Inst
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INPUT$ Chapter 2 Program Instructio
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INVIMAGE (II) Chapter 2 Program Ins
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KEY ON/OFF Chapter 2 Program Instru
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KEYBMAP$ Chapter 2 Program Instruct
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KEYBMAP$, cont'd. Chapter 2 Program
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KILL Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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LAYOUT, cont'd. Remarks, cont'd. Lo
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LAYOUT END Chapter 2 Program Instru
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LAYOUT RUN Chapter 2 Program Instru
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LED ON/OFF Chapter 2 Program Instru
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LEN Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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LINE INPUT Chapter 2 Program Instru
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LIST Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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LOAD Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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LOF Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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LTS& ON/OFF Chapter 2 Program Instr
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MAP Chapter 2 Program Instructions
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MERGE Chapter 2 Program Instruction
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NAME DATE$ Chapter 2 Program Instru
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Page 155 and 156: NORIMAGE (NI) Chapter 2 Program Ins
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Page 177 and 178: PRINTFEED (PF) Chapter 2 Program In
Page 179 and 180: PRINTONE Chapter 2 Program Instruct
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Page 185 and 186: PRTXT (PT) Chapter 2 Program Instru
Page 187 and 188: PUT Chapter 2 Program Instructions
Page 189 and 190: RANDOMIZE Chapter 2 Program Instruc
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Page 231 and 232: TIMEADD$ Chapter 2 Program Instruct
Page 233 and 234: TRANSFER KERMIT Chapter 2 Program I
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Page 243 and 244: WEEKDAY$ Chapter 2 Program Instruct
Page 245 and 246: WHILE...WEND Chapter 2 Program Inst
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Roman 8 Ch
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Spanish Ch
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Chapter 4 Character Sets English (U
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Norwegian
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Japanese L
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Chapter 4 Character Sets PCMAP Char
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Chapter 4 Character Sets MS-DOS Lat
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Chapter 4 Character Sets MS-DOS Lat
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Chapter 4 Character Sets MS-DOS Tur
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Windows Cy
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Windows Gr
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Chapter 4 Character Sets Windows Ba
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Standard Bar Codes Chapter 5 Bar Co
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UPC-E UPC-A BARTYPE: "UPCE" BARRATI
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Code 128 EAN128 Chapter 5 Bar Codes
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Setup Bar Codes, cont'd. Chapter 5
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Fonts Introduction Chapter 6 As sta
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Printout Samples Chapter 6 Fonts Th
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OCR-B 10 Pitch BT Character Set Cha
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Error Messages Interpretation Table
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