/************************** I2ICE TUTORIAL SCREEN #L3 **************************/
menu = 1
define literally P = 'include scrL.2 nolist'
define literally R = 'include scrL.3 nolist'
define literally N = 'include scrL.4 nolist'
define literally M = 'include aid.1 nolist'
cls
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'                                                       ------------------------'
'The BRKREG command that you entered in the previous  | SCRL3: BRKREG 3        |'
'screen is shown below.                               | M = Go to AID1 menu    |'
' *DEFINE BRKREG BRK1 = :CMAKER#92                    | N = Next screen        |'
'                                                     | P = Previous screen    |'
'To use these registers for breaking emulation, you   | Q = Quit tutorial      |'
'must use GO USING rather than GO TIL.  For example,  | R = Rewrite SCRL3      |'
'use BRK1 to break at line 92 as follows (enter 150   | SCR# = Screen desired  |'
'<Enter> for Paid and 108 <Enter> for Price):           ------------------------'
'    GO FROM TOP USING BRK1; WAIT                      '
' '
'These registers offer several advantages.  First, they allow you to store and'
'reuse the same set of break conditions.  Once you create one of these regis-'
'ters, the definition is stored in host system memory.  Thus, you can reuse BRK1'
'any time until the host system is turned off or the definition is removed.'
'Definitions of these registers can also be saved to a disk (as explained in '
'the next screen).'
' '
'The I2ICE system has a directory command that lists all defined break regis-'
'ter specifications.  To look in the directory, enter'
'    DIR BRKREG <Enter>'
' '
'-------------- Enter N <Enter> to continue with Aid Module L ------------------'