Saving units.
When you have finished your code, you can save it to disk. This will generate
a plain text file that can be read with almost all text-editors and is suitable for Turbo Assembler. When you choose
to save your unit a dialog will appear so that you can enter a file name. It's not necessary to provide a extension.
Tasm IDE will append ".asm" if no extension is supplied.You can use long file names, Tasm IDE will convert
them to MS-DOS format when invoking Tasm and Tlink. When you encounter problems with long file names, try downloading
the patch for this from Borland at http://www.borland.com/.
Once you have saved the file, Tasm IDE will store this name and won't
bother you with this again. If you save changes again, the file will be overwritten without notice.
To save a unit to disk:
- Select from the menu: File->Save
- Press the "Save" button: 
To save a unit to another file (Save As):
- Select from the menu: File->Save As...
Related Topics:
Creating new assembly files (units).
Removing units.
Opening existing units.
Making the executable.
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