     ^rHelp for Save Codeplug Data to Disk^r
     
     On  entry to this function the Central Screen area will be cleared and
     a list of codeplug data files from the current DOS directory  will  be
     displayed  on  the  screen  as  shown  below. To save a file 'SAVE' is
     pressed, which changes the file spec prompt to:
     
     Save file :
     <                 DOS compatible file specification                 >







     The user will be prompted for  a  DOS  compatible  file  specification
     (refer  to DOS documentation of the computer). The field will show the
     current DOS directory path and the actual filename.  The  cursor  will
     be positioned after the last character of the file specification eg :
     
          Save file :
          A:\DATA\SYSTEM0\RADIO3.M11_

     Upon   pressing  the  [Enter]  key  the  file  specification  will  be
     validated. If the name of an existing file is specified,  confirmation
     will   be   requested  from  the  user  by  displaying  the  following
     Instruction Message:
                   | OK that save will overwrite existing  |
                   | file (Y/N)?                           |


     When the file has been written the following Status  Message  will  be
     displayed:
                   | File successfully written.            |
                   |                                       |

     [F2]  -  "DIR"    : will work in the same manner as described in "[F3]
     - Load Codeplug Data from Disk". 

     [F3] - "CANCEL" : will work in the same manner as described  in  "[F3]
     - Load Codeplug Data from Disk". 

     [F4]  -  "CLEAR"  : will work in the same manner as described in "[F3]
     - Load Codeplug Data from Disk". 



     [F6] -  "SAVE"  : is pressed to recall the  "Save  File"  prompt  when
     "DIR"  was  selected  before. The saving procedure will be the same as
     described above. It changes the file spec prompt  to  the  last  valid
     directory path and filename:

     Save File: 
     <A:\DATA\SYSTEM0\RADIO3.MX3        DOS compatible file specification> 

     Editing and selecting a filename will be done as described above.

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