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     Use the following procedure to assemble instructions:
 
       1. Type the Assemble (A) command in the command window
          and press ENTER.
 
       2. CodeView displays the assembly address and waits for you
          to enter a new instruction.
 
       3. To assemble new instructions, type the desired mnemonic
          and press ENTER.
 
       4. CodeView assembles the instruction into memory and displays
          the next available address. If an instruction you enter
          contains a syntax error, CodeView displays the message
 
               ^ Syntax error
 
          Then CodeView redisplays the current assembly address and
          waits for you to enter a correct instruction. The caret (^)
          in the message points to the first character that CodeView
          could not interpret.
 
       5. Continue entering new instructions until you have
          assembled all the instructions you want.
 
       6. To conclude assembly and return to the CodeView prompt,
          press ENTER.
 
     See: ◄Command Window►
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