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The rst time y u enter &s,if y u d s from the keyboard,y u will be prompted for the name of the le to be saved to.Nothing will be written to the le you name.You have so far only speci ed its name.Upon the second &s command,all of the current functions and variables will be writtento the le inhumanreadable (and Fermat readable)form. Each succeeding &s likewise saves all the current functions and variables. If y u have been saving data to one le and wish to change to another,enter &S.Nothing will be written to the le you name.You have so far only speci ed its name.Y u will be prompted for the name of the new le.The old le will be closed (which means that if Fermat crashes,the saved material should survive.More onthis inthe chapter gHints and Observations.h).Subsequent commands &s will save data to the new le.If y u wish to put the &S command in a function,use the imperative form &(S =).F r the rules of lename formation,see the later chapter on gNames.h

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