SaveBit is Copyright © 1998-1999 Andrew Bell.

SaveBit is a file ripper that allows you to obtain data that is located
inside a file and save it as another file.

The input parameters are:

FILE/A        The name of the file to rip from.
OFFSET/A      The offset into the file to start saving from (hex or dec).
LENGTH/A      The length of the data to save (hex or dec). 
DEST/A        Destination file.
SE=SAVEEXE/S  Save the output file as an executable (Handy for disassembling).

Both the OFFSET and LENGTH parameters allow you to input hex ($1234abcd) or
decimal (1234) values. When using hex prefix the number with '$' or '0x'.

If you set the length to -1 then save bit will save until the EOF.

If you wanted to save 512 bytes from a file called 'ram:foo' to a file
called 'ram:ripped' starting at offset $c0000 then type the following
in a Shell window:

"SaveBit ram:foo $c0000 512 ram:ripped"

The program requires AmigaOS 37+ (WB2.x+) and a MC68020 CPU, but don't
take my word for it :-)

Not much more to say about this program...

USE THIS PROGRAM AT YOUR OWN RISK.

             Visit: http://www.homeusers.prestel.co.uk/ab2000
 to get the latest release of this program and to see all of my other work.

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