PIC                                                                Menu: FILES
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Saves the current display as a bit-map file.

      1.* (CHAR) options: c-create picture, s-show picture, r-restore colors
    for options `c' and `s':
      2.* (CHAR) picture file name (1-8 char.)

Description

This command freezes and saves the current display as a file that you may
display later.

Select one of the options:
Option `c'will create a new file from the current screen.  You are prompted to
define a new file name.
Option `s'will display an existing file.  You are prompted to specify the name
of the existing file.
Option `r'will restore the original screen colors (as defined in DEFINE.TBL
see Appendix A.4, in the Operations Manual).  This option is useful if you
have created a display file of a solid surfaces model with shading and/or
shadows.  Such files use a special color table, different than the standard
color table.

For options `c' and `s' you are returned to enter another file name.  The
system prompts you for additional options until you select a new command.

The screen display file is frozen as a bit-map of the graphic zone.  Each time
you display the file, the bit-map picture is restored.  The file name that you
defined will have an extension assigned by the system depending on your
display type:

         *.NP1          VGA and Super VGA  256 colors
         *.NE1          EGA  16 colors

The file size depends on the display type and on the amount of data on the
screen.  It will take from 10K up to 50K bytes.

NOTE:Files that were created on a specific screen type cannot be displayed on
a screen of another type.
