SAVE
----

Format:        SAVE number [K]  [d:] [path] filename

Purpose:       To save part of the TPA.

Use:           The   number  specifies  the  amount  of   TPA 
          (Transient Program Area) memory to save.  If the  K 
          is  given,  then the number specifies the number of 
          kilobytes to save.  Otherwise, the number specifies 
          the number of 128 byte 'pages' to save,  as in  the 
          CP/M SAVE command.

               The filename specifies the destination file.

               Note  that the TPA memory may be corrupted  by
          certain  VT-DOS commands which require the  memory,
          such as COPY. 

               This  command  is  only likely to be  used  by 
          technical users.

Examples:

     SAVE 1 TEST

               The first 128 bytes of memory from the TPA are 
          saved in a file called TEST.


     SAVE 10K B:\UTIL\NEW.COM

               The  first 10240 bytes of memory from the  TPA 
          are saved in a file called NEW.COM in the directory 
          \UTIL on drive B:.
