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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Weaving              < FSW or FLW> 
 Purpose:  Preserve and retrieve weaving and total environment. 
 Information:
     Weaving filename has format [name].PWV; suffix stands for 
     Patternland WeaVing.  File contains: 
                current warp, weft, and tieup limits 
                threading with color & symbol selections
                weft harness combinations with colors and symbols
                treadling
                tieups
                color video palette for EGA/VGA (also default 
                  color set to maintain compatibility)
                warp and weft multi-symbol sets for text modes
                250 program settings, including all toggle 
                  settings and program colors 
     Also saved is the Title Line if one exists.  Title line 
     filename has format [weaving name].PTL.
 Comments: 
     A weaving file IS the current Patternland configuration.  
     When Patternland loads, it looks for a several files, 
     including "Patland.PWV".  Patland.PWV provides the 
     environment for beginning a weaving with the correct 
     settings for your system.  When you save and reload a 
     weaving, all program settings are restored.

     If you upgrade to an EGA or VGA system, you must choose 
     Setup/Displays/[your display] before the new features will 
     be available.  Then resave the weaving to avoid repeating 
     the process.

     Patternland also checks the command line for a .PWV filename 
     to load instead of "Patland.PWV".  No /switch is required.  
     To load another weaving/environment on startup, type: 
                       PWS [filename] 

 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Setup/Displays
            File/Write
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Warp                 < FSA or FLA> 
 Purpose:  File just the threading with warp colors & symbols.
 Information:
     Warp filename has format [name].PWA; suffix stands for 
     Patternland WArp.  File contains: 
                current warp limit 
                threading 
                warp color & symbol selections
 Comments: 
     You can experiment with different threadings by saving and 
     reloading a warp separately.  You can also maintain the 
     current settings by saving and reloading warp and weft 
     files separately instead of as a whole weaving file.

 See Also:  File/Save or Load/Weft
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Weft                 < FSE or FLE> 
 Purpose:  File harnesses, treadling, and colors and symbols.
 Information:
     Weft filename has format [name].PWE; suffix stands for 
     Patternland WEft.  File contains: 
                current weft limit 
                weft harness combinations
                treadling (but not the tieups)
                weft color & symbol selections
 Comments: 
     You can experiment with different wefts by saving and 
     reloading a weft separately.  You can also maintain the 
     current settings by saving and reloading warp and weft 
     files separately instead of as a whole weaving file.

 See Also:  File/Save or Load/Warp
            File/Save or Load/Recording
            File/Save/Loom Weft
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Tieup                < FST or FLT> 
 Purpose:  File treadle tieups only.
 Information:
     Tieup filename has format [name].PTU; suffix stands for 
     Patternland TieUp.  File contains: 
                number of tieups 
                Tieup harness combinations
 Comments: 
     You can experiment with different tieups by saving and 
     reloading a tieup only.  For the new tieup to transform your 
     current weft harness combinations using the current 
     treadling, you must select Edit/Tieup/Edit, then ESC and 
     confirm that you want the weft rewoven when the prompt asks 
     your permission. 

 See Also:  File/Save or Load/Weft
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Colors               < FSC or FLC> 
 Purpose:  File EGA/VGA color video palettes only.
 Information:
     Colors filename has format [name].PCL; suffix stands for 
     Patternland CoLors.  File contains: 
                default color set for backwards compatibility 
                EGA and VGA palette selections
 Comments: 
     You can experiment with different color arrangements by 
     saving and reloading video palettes only.  However, saving 
     and loading a video palette does not affect the color 
     printer output.  To make the printed output match the video 
     display as closely as possible, create Print Mix files to 
     accompany your video palettes. 

 See Also:  Display/Palettes
            File/Save or Load/Print Mix
            Print/Color Palette Mixer
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Symbols              < FSS or FLS> 
 Purpose:  File the multi-symbol sets only.
 Information:
     Symbols filename has format [name].PSM; suffix stands for 
     Patternland SyMbols.  File contains: 
                warp and weft symbol sets 
 Comments: 
     The default symbol set uses line drawing characters for the 
     first 5 symbols, each one representing a thicker thread, 
     since the symbol number is also the graphic variable 
     magnification SIZE.  The symbols above 5 are the same as 
     NumSet.PSM symbols (see below).  The default symbol set is 
     on diskette as "Threads.PSM". 
     
     A second multi-symbol set consists of the numerals 1-9 
     followed by characters A-G.  The purpose is to indicate the 
     variable magnification factor for each thread since the 
     symbol selection is also the variable magnification for 
     display and printed graphics.  This symbol set is provided 
     on diskette under the name "Numbset.PSM". 
     
     A third visually oriented set of characters is provided in 
     the file CharSet.PSM.   

     You will probably want to use a different selection of 
     symbols for text mode multi-symbol displays or printing.  
     The Threads.PSM set requires the IBM graphic character set 
     in your printer to print as displayed. 

 See Also:  Edit/Symbols/Warp or Weft/Select Symbol Set
            Display or Print/Text Options/Warp or Weft Multi-Sym
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Print Mix            < FSP or FLP> 
 Purpose:  File the color printer palette mix.
 Information:
     Print Mix filename has format [name].PMN; suffix stands for 
     Patternland Mix Numbers.  File contains: 
                palette name
                16 color names
                Yellow/Magenta/Cyan/Black strikes per color
 Comments: 
     Patternland looks for and loads the file "Patland.PMN" 
     everytime it starts up.  This file initially is identical to 
     "Palette.PMN" and enables the color mix printing to match 
     the default screen colors.  Another file, "Spectrum.PMN" 
     provides an example of a different printer palette used to 
     produce some of the Patternland sample printouts.  Loading a 
     printer palette does not affect the video display.  You can 
     adjust the video EGA/VGA palette to match you printer output 
     and save and load matching video and printer mixes.

     To make your color mix the default palette loaded each time 
     the program starts, simply save it under the name 
     "Patland.PMN".  An alternative method is to append a line:
            #73 '\pathname\palettename'  {do not include .PMN}
     to the Patland.pdv file using File/Write.

     Patternland also checks the command line for a /c option to 
     see if you want a special color printer palette; to load 
     "mycolors" palette on startup you would type: 

                       PWS mycolors/c

 See Also:  Print/Color Palette Mixer
            Setup/Printers
            File/Save or Load/Colors
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Design               < FSD or FLD> 
 Purpose:  File the design screen only.
 Information:
     Design filename has format [name].PGD; suffix stands for 
     Patternland Graphic Design.  File contains: 
                size of design board
                pattern on design board 
 Comments: 
     The Design board is used to create a graphic design which 
     can be converted to a weaving by the Weave Wizard, or to 
     enter Threading Blocks for the Block Weave feature.  Note 
     that the Design Board colors are IDENTICAL to warp for the 
     same range, since the design board represents WARP pattern.
     Warp color selections are NOT saved in the ".PGD" file.  To 
     save color selections for use in Patternland, you must save 
     and reload a related weaving or warp file.  However, for 
     compatibility with Patternland Pattern Grapher the colors 
     are actually saved in the file for the use of Pattern 
     Grapher only.

 See Also:  Edit/Design
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 Command:  File/Save or Load/Recording            < FSR or FLR> 
 Purpose:  File the Options/Loom/Record Rows sequence recorded.
 Information:
     Recording filename has format [name].PSQ; suffix stands for 
     Patternland SeQuence.  File contains: 
                the order of weft rows woven with Record Rows ON
 Comments:
     You can use the sequence recorder to preserve what you 
     actually did at the loom using a Computer-Aided-Weaving 
     device, or you can create the new weft during simulation 
     mode weaving.  
     
     During the weaving process, you must save your recording at 
     the end of each session and reload before resuming weaving.

     Note:  You CANNOT ADD or DELETE weaving rows before your 
     highest recorded row during the process of recording.  The 
     recording simply saves row numbers; if you delete one, the 
     recording will be corrupt.  

 See Also:  File/Save/Loom Weft
            Options/Loom/Record Rows
            Options/Loom/Setup/Simulation with Sound
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 Command:  File/Save/Loom Weft                    < FSL> 
 Purpose:  Save Options/Loom/Record Rows as a weft file.
 Information:
     Loom Weft filename has format [name].PWE; suffix stands for 
     Patternland WEft.  File contains: 
                weft limit determined by Recording 
                weft harness combinations in order woven 
                treadling in order woven (but not the tieups) 
                corresponding weft color & symbol selections 
 Comments:
     File/Save/Loom Weft is the LAST step in using the sequence 
     recorder controlled with Options/Loom/Record Rows.  Once you 
     have preserved what you actually did at the loom or in 
     simulation, you create an actual weft file--then reload it 
     as weft with File/Load/Weft.  You can then view the 
     resulting weaving and perhaps save it as an entire weaving 
     file with File/Save/Weaving.
     
     Note:  You need to have the same weft in memory as was there 
     during the recording process to create the corresponding 
     Loom Weft file.  You could also experiment with creating new 
     wefts using an unrelated sequence, but the results would 
     likely be haphazard.  

 See Also:  Options/Loom/Record Rows     
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