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Intermec Fingerprint v7.61 Programmers Reference Manual Ed. 7156
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
LOAD
Field of Application
Statement for loading a copy of a program, residing in the current
directory or in another speci ed directory, into the printers working
memory.
Syntax LOAD<scon>
<scon> is the program to be loaded into the working memory.
Remarks
If the program has the extension .PRG, the name of the program can be
given with or without any extension. Otherwise, the extension must be
included in the name. If the program resides in another directory than the
current one (see CHDIR statement), the name must also contain a reference
to the directory in question.
LOAD closes any open les and deletes all program lines and variables
residing in the working memory before loading the speci ed program. If the
previous program in the working memory has not been saved, see SAVE
statement, it will be lost and cannot be retrieved.
While the program is loaded, a syntax check is performed. If a syntax error
is detected, the loading will be interupted and an error message will be
transmitted on the standard OUT channel.
Examples
Load the program "LABEL127.PRG" from the current directory:
LOAD "LABEL127"
or
LOAD "LABEL127.PRG"
When Ok appears on the screen, the loading is completed. Use a LIST
statement to display the program on the screen of your terminal.
You may also load a program stored in another directory than the current
one, for example a read-only memory card ("rom:") or an optional
DOS-formatted SRAM memory card ("card1:"). Start the le name by
specifying the directory, for example:
LOAD "rom:MKAUTO"
or
LOAD "card1:PROGRAM1.PRG"
This will create a copy, which you can list or change and then save
under a new name.
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