Re: Step Into

For some reason, the F8, F7, F6 keys don't work in the debugger on my
computer. I'd like to use the keyboard to step through programs, since
as you mention it is more convenient. When I hit F8, the debugger just
sits there a second as if I did something, but it doesn't advance the
current line.

Kevin Clark
Seton Home Study School

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