to use the whdload commands whdload version 8.1.1908 or better is required

the following commands are currently available:

 WPR	start length - protect memory from reading
 	see whdload.doc section resload_ProtectRead

 WPRW	start length - protect memory from reading and writing
 	see whdload.doc section resload_ProtectReadWrite

 WPW	start length - protect memory from writing
 	see whdload.doc section resload_ProtectWrite

 WQ	- quit whdload
	returns to workbench

 WS	name start end - save memory region to a file
	does the same as command S and has the same parameters
	the actual directory is that from the slave (or ws_CurrentDir if used)
	if you are using FFS it's recommend to save to RAM: to avoid non 
	validated disks if something goes wrong

Wepl 06.12.1998 (wepl@kagi.com)