The SAVE command saves currently used data from an unlabeled file into a labeled data file. The command line syntax of the SAVE command is:
SAVE labeled filename
where labeled filename is the name of the file to create for saving labeled data. For example,
>SAVE DATA2
saves a labeled data file, DATA2.DAT, with the labels being those specified on the previously entered USE command. This command is useful for changing an unlabeled data file into a labeled one, which in subsequent sessions saves typing the variable list with the USE command. The name specified in the SAVE command must be different from that of the file in use and may include a file extension.
[General Program Functions]
[CD]
[COMMENT]
[DATE]
[ECHO]
[HELP]
[NOTE]
[OUTPUT]
[QUIT]
[RANDOM]
[SAVE]
[SHELL]
[STATUS]
[SUBMIT]
[TITLE]
[USE]
[Windows Features]
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[FUNCTION KEYS]
[MENU]
[TOOLBAR]
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