

                     MEMORY DISPLAY function

	The MEMORY DISPLAY function is used to View the contents of
a block of the  M68332 memory. All memory and/or registers may be
displayed. 

	After invocation, the MEMORY DISPLAY function will ask you for
a START address and END address. You must reply with a valid hex-
decimal number for each question. Upon completion of address entry,
the function will show you the content of each byte of memory in
the block you specified. The data for 16 bytes is shown in two
formats on each output line. The first format is two hex-decimal
characters for each byte. The second format displays a printable
character for each byte which contains a valid ASCII displayable
value. If the byte contains a value which is not a displayable
character, a period (.) will printed. 

	While the display is scrolling on the screen, you may press
the  <SpaceBar> key. Pressing the <SpaceBar> key causes the 
display to pause until you again again press the <SpaceBar> key.
Pressing the  <Enter> key while the display is paused terminates
the function. 

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