  {COPY}    - Create a duplicate file in another directory
  {GET}     - Load a file into memory
  {GO}      - Execute an existing file at beginning of TPA
  {RENAME}  - Change the name of a file
  {SAVE}    - Copy Memory contents to a file
:
	 {COPY}  - Create a duplicate file in another directory

   This command creates a duplicate of a specified file in another
or the default directory.  The new file is also datestamped with the
times associated with the original file.

Syntax:		CP Dest=Source
			or
		CP Source Dest
			or
		CP Source

	Where Dest and Source are:  [DU: | DIR:]Filename.Typ

NOTE: If no destination filespec is given, the currently logged
	Drive/User and source filename and type are assumed.

:
	 {GET}  - Load a file into memory

   This command loads a specified file into TPA memory at a
specified Hexidecimal address.  It is only effective for files
in the currently-logged Drive/User.

Syntax:		GET Addr Filename.Typ

	Where Addr is a Hexidecimal Address in the TPA memory.

:
	 {GO}  - Execute an existing file at beginning of TPA

   This command effectively Re-executes the last file loaded in
TPA memory at the normal program location at 100H.  It is the
same as executing a JUMP 100H command.

Syntax:		GO

:
	 {RENAME}  - Change the name of a file

   This command permits a file name and type to be altered.  The
File DateStamping information is not altered.

Syntax:		REN [DU: | DIR:]NewID=OldID
		   or
		REN [DU: | DIR:]OldID NewID

	Where OldID and NewID are:  Filename.Typ

:
	 {SAVE}  - Copy Memory contents to a file

   This command permits an area of TPA memory starting at 100H to
be copied to a specified disk file.  Options permit specifying the
size in decimal or Hexidecimal Pages (256 bytes) or Sectors (128
bytes).

Syntax:		SAVE nn[H] [DU: | DIR:]Filename.Typ [option]

	Where nn is the size [0..255] in Decimal, or Hex if suffixed
	with an "H".  If the option field contains an "S", then nn
	Sectors of 128 bytes are saved, otherwise nn Pages of 256
	bytes are saved.
