CLUB 100 LIBRARY 415/939-1246 BBS, 937-5039 NEWSLETTER, 932-8856 VOICE This program is designed for those with TMPC and A&J's operating system co-resident in memory. I'm sure that it could be easily modified to work on the various disk systems, or (ugh!) on cassette. The program first saves the DIARY.DO file created by TMPC to wafer tape, then clears the contents of DIARY from memory, except for 3 bytes, then enters TMPC. After that, each time it is run, it reads the DIARY.DO file from wafer, appends the current DIARY contents from memory to it, clears DIARY contents from memory, and enters TMPC. I run the program every morning to keep as much memory clear in my 100 as possible. At the beginning of each month, I rename the old wafer DIARY file as an archive for the past month, and copy DIARY.DO to wafer to start a new month. Please note that since the A&J currently does not have an "append" function, I had to read wafer contents into memory, append them there, then wirite the new file back to wafer. During the use of the program, about 2K of free memory is required. When done, the program deletes the temporary files created. To use, start a new month by SAVEing DIARY.DO to wafer as a document file. Thereafter, just run DYSAVE and everything will take care of itself. Hope this helps some of you with memory conservation. If you have any questions, suggestions, or positive comments, my name is Jerry Tappa, and you can contact me on this SIG. If you have any complaints or criticisms, my name is Monte Whalestubber, and I never come here.