1 STORE
  Syntax:   STORE[/NEW/UPDATE] filename id1[&idb1] [id2[&idb2]...]
  where:    filename      is the filename to store the plots in
            id1,id2...    are the plot identifiers
            idb1,idb2...  are the (optional) secondary identifiers
  Defaults: /NEW

  Stores histograms in a  file. They can be read  back in with the `FETCH'
  command. To store all histograms specify `id1 = 0'. You can also specify
  a  range of   histograms  using the   syntax  `id1:id2'.  The  secondary
  identifier  will not be  used in the HBOOK  identifier.  You can use the
  `MDIR' and `SET DIR' commands  to specify which  directory the histogram
  should be stored in. The file is closed after each `STORE' command.
  To add more histograms to the file use `STORE/UPDATE'.

  If you want to keep the secondary identifiers you can use the
  `MN_STORE' command, together with `MN_FETCH' to read them in
  again. Note that this format is not machine independent.

  As of version 4.01 of Mn_Fit the histograms will be stored in RZ
  exchange format. This means that they cannot be read in properly by
  older versions of Mn_Fit or PAW. The big advantage of exchange
  format is that you can just binary ftp files from one machine to
  another.

2 /NEW
  Syntax: STORE/NEW ...

  Stores the  histograms in a new  file. On computers  which do not have
  version numbers for files any old file will get overwritten.

2 /UPDATE
  Syntax: STORE/UPDATE ...

  Stores the histograms in an already existing HBOOK direct access file.


