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     To display register contents without changing them, type the
     Register (R) command without adding any arguments. This form of
     the command shows the current values of all registers and flags.
     It also shows the instruction at the address given by CS:IP.
 
     If an operand of the instruction contains memory expressions or
     immediate data, CodeView evaluates operands and indicates the
     value to the right of the instruction. This value is referred to
     as the "effective address" and is also displayed at the bottom of
     the Register window.
 
     If CS:IP points to a breakpoint location, the register display
     indicates the breakpoint number.
 
     See: ◄Register Window►
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