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    This is not a tutorial.

    It's a guide for the occasional DEBUG user who has a basic knowledge
    of Intel 80x86 architechture and the assembly language.

    It's also an encouragement to drop any further use of DEBUG, unless
    you're really interested in a powerful tool that does exactly as you
    instruct it, no questions asked.

    I've put a warning under the Write command, but the only commands
    an inexperienced DEBUG user should use are: C(ompare), D(ump), H(ex),
    S(earch), U(nassemble), and Q(uit) since these are 'read-only'.


    Me /Herning BaadeV.rft! . April 1993
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