FSAVE                                                              Menu: FILES
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Saves a file together with its placed objects and the associated system files.

          1. (CHAR) file to save (full path, up to 30 chars.)
                                                         <ENTER> for current
          2. (CHAR) save to (full path, up to 30 chars.)
                                                     (if \ is needed, use /)
          3. (NUM) option: save from: 0-current, 1-and arcalib, 2-and system
          4. (NUM) overwrite option: 0-all, 1-none, 2-ask each file

Description
This command saves a file together with its placed objects and the associated
system files.  This is used for archival purposes as all the files that have
been updated for the project can be saved, e.g., walls.arc, trules.arc.

Enter the name and path for the file to be saved.  Enter the path of the file
to save to.  Specify whether to save the files from the current directory
only, from the current and \arcalib directories, or from the current and
\arcalib directories including the system files.

Specify if you want to overwrite all the files, none of the files, or to
confirm each file before overwriting, if the files already exist in the
specified path.

All files that resided in your current directory will be copied to a directory
of the same name.  All files that resided in the \ARCALIB or \ARCA directories
will be copied to directories of those names.  These directories will be
created automatically by the system if they do not already exist.

It is recommended that you save to an empty directory or diskette.  The system
will automatically create the directory if it does not exist.

If there is not enough room on the disk/ette a message will appear.

This command can be used externally, i.e., executed from the DOS prompt.
To do this, type:

         \path\fsave  \path\filename  drive
and press <ENTER>
where:   \path\fsave      is the path to the fsave.ovl file; the path is
                          usually \ARCAOVL
         \path\filename   is the path and name for the drawing files to be
                          saved
         drive            is the drive in which the file will be saved
