*REMOVE (*RE.)	Equivalent in effect to *DELETE, except that the
	Not found message is suppressed if the file cannot
	be located.
*RENAME (*REN.)	Change the name of a disc file. For example:
	*RENAME PR0G1 PROG2
	changes the name of file PROGI to PROG2 (in the
	current directory).
	*RENAME can also be used to physically move
	(rather than copy) a file from one directory to
	another. For example:
	*RENAME $.BASIC.THIS $.GARBAGE.THAT
	moves file THIS from directory $.BASIC to directory
	$.GARBAGE and renames it THAT.
*RUN	Load and Execute a machine code program.
*SAVE (*S.) ||	„ Save a block of memory to the named disc file.
*SP00L(*SP.)	Cause all subsequent output to the screen to be
	written to the named disc file.
*SPOOLON	Append all subsequent output to the screen to the
	named disc file.
*SRLOAD ||	Load the specified file into a designated area of
	sideways RAM.
*SRSAVE ||	Save a designated area of sideways RAM to the
	specified file-
*TITLE (*TIT.)	Set the title for the current directory. For example:
	*TITLE MadALex
	Note that a directory title is distinct from a directory
	name.
*TYPE (*TY.) ||	Display the content of the named disc file in
	GSREAD format without line numbers.
*VERIFY (*V.)	Ensure that the entire surface of the specified disc
	has been formatted correctly and is without defects.
App 5.5