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##+--| Mode |------------| Define |-------------| Usage |-------------------+#
##| read only ......... &B_READ .............. Opens file for reading only. |#
##| write only ........ &B_WRITE ............. Opens file for writing only. |#
##|                                            DOS read/write pointer is    |#
##|                                            positioned at the beginning  |#
##|                                            of the file when the file    |#
##|                                            is opened.                   |#
##| read write ........ &B_READ_WRITE ........ Opens the file for reading   |#
##|                                            or writing.  DOS read/write  |#
##|                                            pointer is positioned at the |#
##|                                            beginning of the file when   |#
##|                                            the file is opened.          |#
##| create read write . &B_CREATE ............ Opens file for read write.   |#
##|                                            Truncates the file if it     |#
##|                                            exists.                      |#
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