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#####| &B_READ ................... File is opened only for reading.      |####
#####|                             File pointer is positioned at the     |####
#####|                             beginning of the file.  Any write     |####
#####|                             operation invokes a DOS error.  File  |####
#####|                             is NOT created if it does not exist.  |####
#####| &B_WRITE .................. File is opened only for writing. File |####
#####|                             pointer is positioned at the end of   |####
#####|                             the file.  Any read operation invokes |####
#####|                             a DOS error.  File is NOT created if  |####
#####|                             it does not exist.                    |####
#####| &B_READ_WRITE ............. File is opened for reading or writing |####
#####|                             File pointer is positioned at the     |####
#####|                             beginning of the file.  File is NOT   |####
#####|                             created if it does not exist.         |####
#####| &B_CREAD .................. File is opened only for reading. File |####
#####|                             pointer is positioned at the beginning|####
#####|                             of the file.  Any write operation     |####
#####|                             invokes a DOS error. File is created  |####
#####|                             if it does not exist.                 |####
#####| &B_CWRITE ................. File is opened only for writing. File |####
#####|                             pointer is positioned at the end of   |####
#####|                             the file.  Any read operation invokes |####
#####|                             a DOS error.  File is created if it   |####
#####|                             does not exist.                       |####
#####| &B_CREAD_WRITE ............ File is opened for reading or writing |####
#####|                             File pointer is positioned at the     |####
#####|                             beginning of the file.  File is       |####
#####|                             created if it does not exist.         |####
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