| The time will no doubt come
when you've entered many program lines only to realise that you need to
add an instruction right in the middle. Click on the program icon where
you want the new instruction to go and you will get the Program Line...
dialog, as usual. Instead of choosing one of the 20 instructions, click
on the command button marked "Insert."
The instructions are reordered, and the line you need
for your new program line is available. You can then click on the open
line and select an instruction as you normally would. |
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In addition to inserting a line in your
program, you can delete one to make room for others further down. You may,
for example, have some available space in the middle of the program, but
want to add an instruction near the end.
Click on a program line that you don't
need. When the Program Line... dialog comes up, select "Delete."
The line you selected for deletion will be gone, and all the other lines
will move up one position, leaving a blank spot at the end of the program.
By combining insertions and deletions, you
can place your program lines wherever and whenever you need to. |
