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     CodeView can display up to 10 windows at one time:
 
        ■ One Help window
        ■ One Local window
        ■ One Watch window
        ■ One Register window
        ■ Two Source windows
        ■ Two Memory windows
        ■ One 8087 window
        ■ One Command window
 
     Each window has a fixed position relative to other open windows.
     However, you can size any window. When you resize a window,
     CodeView automatically resizes the other open windows as needed.
 
     Whenever the cursor is in a window, that window has the "input
     focus." When a window has the input focus, you can perform actions
     that affect that window (for example, adding watch expressions or
     changing memory values).
 
     To move the input focus to a window, either press F6 until the
     cursor is in that window or click in that window with the mouse.
     F6 moves the input focus from top to bottom and left to right;
     SHIFT+F6 moves the input focus in the opposite direction.
 
     See: ◄Help Window►
          ◄Local Window►
          ◄Watch Window►
          ◄Register Window►
          ◄Source Window►
          ◄Memory Window►
          ◄8087 Window►
          ◄Command Window►
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