The ‘silent wave used to create the window will be replaced with the clipboard contents.

8)Save (-S) the file to whatever disk you want. (Refer to the Save instruction in Chapter 2 if you don't know how to change volumes, etc.

End the file’s name with the sequence number, for example, Laughs.I will be your first save, Laughs.2 your second, etc. This will help you keep track of the files’ order to make Appending easier.

9)Close the window you have just saved.

10)Return to the window you are segmenting.\

11)Check the size of the remaining segment as indicated on the cassette label.

-> If the Select Region is too large to Save to your other disk, repeat the steps above.

-> If the Select Region shows a size that can be saved to disk, use the Save As command to rename the file with the sequential number (Ex: Laughs.2). This saves the extra steps of cutting, opening a new window, selecting all, etc.

Segmenting is complete. You can now load the entire file back into the program by opening the first file (File. 1) then Appending the other files in sequence (File .2, File.3, etc.).

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