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The table below concentrates on methods of executing commands from
the keyboard, but the mouse versions of some commands are also
mentioned:

     If You Want to:            Do This:
     ---------------            --------
     View on-line help          Press F1. The first menu screen
                                appears. Use the mouse, menu selection
                                letters, or the PGUP, PGDN, and HOME
                                keys to move through the system. The
                                END key gets you out of help.

     Move through your          First make sure the cursor is in the
     source code                window containing source code. If
                                it is not, press F6 to move the cursor
                                to the correct window. Then press
                                PGUP, PGDN, HOME, END, UP ARROW, or
                                DOWN ARROW to move through the source
                                code.

     Execute code a step        Press F8 (for Trace) or F10 (for
     at a time                  Program Step). If you have a mouse,
                                you can click Trace! on the menu bar.
                                Use the right mouse button for the
                                Trace command or the left mouse button
                                for the Program Step command.

     Execute your program       Press F5 (for Go). Execution stops
                                only if a breakpoint is encountered.
                                If you have a mouse, you can click
                                Go! on the menu bar. Use either button.

     Execute to a specified     Move the cursor to the line to which
     line of code               you want to execute (you may need to
                                press F6 to switch the cursor to
                                the correct window), then press
                                F7. The reverse-video line marking
                                the current location will move to
                                that line. If you have a mouse,
                                you can do the same thing by
                                moving the mouse cursor to the
                                source line and clicking the right
                                mouse button.

     Set a breakpoint           Move the cursor to the line where
                                you want the breakpoint (you may
                                need to press F6 to switch the
                                cursor to the correct window),
                                then press F9. The source line
                                will be shown in high-intensity
                                text to indicate that a breakpoint
                                is set. You can repeat the same
                                command to remove the breakpoint.
                                If you have a mouse, you can do
                                the same thing by moving the mouse
                                cursor to the source line and
                                clicking the left mouse button.

You can also experiment with the menus listed on the top line of the
display. To select from a menu with the keyboard, press the ALT key
and the first letter of the menu title. A menu box listing the
selections pops up. To make a selection, use the cursor keys to move
the highlight to the selection you want, then press the ENTER key. You
can select from an open menu by pressing the ALT key and the first
letter of the selection.

To select from a menu using the mouse, move the mouse cursor to the
menu title, press either mouse button, and while holding the button
down, drag the highlight down to the desired selection. Then release
the button.