Vtech PreComputer Power Pad Plus User Manual - Page 37
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RUN This command instructs PRECOMPUTER POWER PAD™ PLUS to begin executing each BASIC statement with a line number that was typed into memory. The computer will start with the lowest line number and proceed up to the highest numbered statement. EDIT Use the EDIT command when you want to change a statement that has been typed into memory without re-typing the entire line. Type EDIT and the line number and press the ENTER key. The statement will appear on the display. Use the LEFT-ARROW and RIGHTARROW keys to move the cursor. Use the DEL key to remove an unwanted character, or type in a new character. You can type in line-numbered BASIC statements in any order. The PRECOMPUTER POWER PAD™ PLUS will sort them out for you and LIST them or RUN starting with the lowest numbered statement to the highest numbered statement. It is a good idea to number your lines in increments of 10 (10, 20, 30...) or 100 (100, 200, 300...). This way you will have room to add more statements if you decide to change your program in the future. You can insert an entirely new line in a program between two existing ones by using a line number that doesn't exist. To delete an existing line-numbered statement, type the line number and press the ENTER key. You can also change an existing line by re-typing the entire line. AUTO When you want to type in a program, type in the line number before the statement. With the AUTO function, the line number will generate automatically. e.g. AUTO generate the line no. starting from 10 with increments of 10 AUTO 100 generate the line no. starting from 100 with increments of 10 AUTO 100, 5 generate the line no. starting from 100 with increments of 5 i.e. 100 105 " " To end the AUTO mode, press ENTER without input or press the SHIFT key and the BREAK key at the same time. CONT This command causes the program to resume executing after encountering the BASIC command called STOP. The program will be carried on with the next statement after STOP. Type CONT to resume the program after you press the SHIFT and BREAK keys. 33