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The `Save Temp Files' action allows the user to copy and save
any of the temporary files created during the execution of a
program flow graph.  
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USAGE
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When selected, a window entitled `Saving 
Temporary Files' will come up which contains the names of all
the intermediate files created during the current \fBcantata\fP
session.  Any of the files listed can be individually saved for 
reuse at a later time.  
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When `Save Temp Files' is selected, a list of all current temporary 
filenames (see description below) is displayed, from which the 
user chooses by clicking on the desired files.  
A star will appear to the left of each 
selected file.  After all selections have been made, clicking 
on `Use' will then bring up each temporary filename in turn, and 
a prompt to type in a permanent name to be assigned to that file.
A new name must be chosen since all temporary files are deleted
at program termination.  When all of the desired file names have 
been entered, clicking on the `SAVE' will save the specified files.
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If the user decides NOT to save any of the temporary files, simply 
click on the `Cancel' button on the `Saving Temporary Files' window.
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TEMPORARY FILE NAMES
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To determine the name of a temporary file, position the mouse cursor
on the connection representing the desired file and click.  A window
containing the filename as well as source and destination glyph
routines will appear.  (You may `DELETE' the connection at this
point, `SAVE' the corresponding file under a permanent name,
or `RETURN' to the workspace.)
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The temporary file names are constructed by using
the first five letters from the first five letters in the 
name of the routine which produced the file (for example, the output 
of a vadd routine would look like: vaddXXXXXXXXX), the next four 
letters are made alphabetically from the order of creation of the 
file, and the last five letters/numbers are the process id
for \fBcantata\fP.
