TAG command is good for looking at all string that match target - while still seeing the program flow. Use SET COLOR HIGHLIGHT BLACK ON GREY in PROFILE.KEX to change defaul tag line color (the default color doesn't look that good). Fixing the "macro has been interrupted by Ctrl-Break" fluke - reboot takes care of it. Trick to force second instance of Kedit to start - run a script that asks for input, then launch Kedit again - it will say "Kedit is busy" and will offer you to start a new instance. 'SET DEBUGG OFF' works in Kedit too - closes the debugging window. TAG command is useful when I edit a large file - it allows me to mark some key lines, so it's easier to locate them visually. When 'SET CASED MIXED I I' is in effect, CHANGE command will replace both lowercase and uppercase occurences - while preserving their case! Kedit for Windows - double click on a word to hilite it. Occasionally Kedit for Windows goes berserk and keeps repeating 'macro has been interrupted by Ctrl-Break or Ctrl-Alt-Shift'. Reloading Kedit doesn't help, but pressing each of these key combinations once cures the problem. Can return 'invalid function call' when string in SUBWORD() (or maybe other funcs too) is longer than WIDTH. If keys like Alt-\ stop working, reload KEDIT. Strangely, changing color settings for curline also seems to affect the block. For example after COLOR * BLA ON BRI CYA COLOR CURLINE BRI CYA ON BLA, block color becomes white on black. To type stuff you don't want anybody to see, set COLOR * BLUE ON BLUE to make letters invisible while you are in the file (it will help if you have SET WORDRWRAP ON). Local arrays used in PROCEDURE are automatically DROPped on RETURN. Changes made by macro are saved as single UNDO level. To free memory used by a global variable, assign it to empty value: 'EDITV SET X'.