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#X text 282 391 Also see:;
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#X text 16 11 tabwriteat~ - write contents to a table using audio signals
to specify the write location and value.;
#X text 45 46 [tabwriteat~] is an audio equivalent to the message domain
object [tabwrite].;
#X text 44 87 A better name would have been [tabwrite~] but this is
already taken by an object that should probably have been called [tabrecord~]
but now it's much too late.;
#X text 39 490 Written by Frank Barknecht based on the code for [tabsend~]
and [tabwrite].;
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