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 __WRIT__E,​[<​file>​],​[<​path>​] __WRIT__E,​[<​file>​],​[<​path>​]
  
-creates the file named <​file>​ in which all existent data is stored as instruction lines, so that the active model can be reloaded using the [[com:INPUT]] instruction (see section , page ). If the parameter is missing, the file will have the model'​s name with the "​.pre"​ extension. The default path for <​file>​ is the model'​s path.  ​+creates the file named <​file>​ in which all existent data is stored as instruction lines, so that the active model can be reloaded using the [[com:INP]] instruction (see section , page ). If the parameter is missing, the file will have the model'​s name with the [[file:pre|"​.pre"​]] extension. The default path for <​file>​ is the [[:​modelinfo|model'​s path]].  ​
  
-Once you have created and saved a model, the data is stored in a sequence of files in the model'​s directory. If you want to keep the model only for further reference (the model will not be used often) you can produce an input file using the WRITE instruction. The file <​file>​ is an ASCII file in which data is stored in PREP instructions. When you need to reload the model, type INP,<​file>​ and the model'​s files will be rewritten.+Once you have created and saved a model, the data is stored in a sequence of files in the model'​s directory. If you want to keep the model only for further reference (the model will not be used often) you can produce an input file using the WRITE instruction. The file <​file>​ is an ASCII file in which data is stored in PREP instructions. When you need to reload the model, type [[com:INP]],<​file>​ and the model'​s files will be rewritten.
  
  
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