Here’s a hint to save time when editing many files at about the same screen location. In line 5002 the variables L (for line) and C (for column) are set to zero, which means the upper left corner of the screen. That’s why the cursor always starts there when editing. If, for example, you will be doing a lot of editing on line 5 and column 10, you can temporarily change line 5002 to make L = 4 (line 5 to the computer screen) and C = 9 (column 10 to the computer screen). This really speeds things up. If you intend to save ALL or BASIC, be sure to change the line back first.
If you will be making a lot of new files which will have some information identical to each other, here is a way to make just one and then duplicate it as often as you wish.
5003 IF Y=" AND " THEN BEEP U/K,J+J
5016 IF Y$>=" AND " AND Y$<>" THEN " THEN ON ERR RESET: FLASH 0: GO TO 6000
6030 GO TO F-(Y$=" STOP ")+(A*(Y$=" STEP "))+(VAL "4996"*(Y$=" TO "))+(VAL "4999"*(Y$=" AND "))If you close the file with the token AND, you will hear a BEEP which means the file was saved, but the file will remain on screen where you can save it again as often as you like. Later you can go back and fill in any other data.