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One trick I learned years ago was to place an asterick over the first letter of the opcode. Such as: C**** ORDNBR *HAIN ORDMST 88 You still know what the opcode was and you are not as apt to miss the fact that the line is commented out while browsing the code. Of course now using Free we don't always enter an opcode. T. Bishop >>I had overlooked a commented-out line of code - since that time (in 1983), I >>ALWAYS put something like ***@@@ on lines that I comment out to make them >>stand out! >I use insert mode, so that the columns of the commented line are no >longer aligned with the rest of the code. > --buck
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