* LOAD [DISK(<0-3>),]<string expression>[,<string expression>]
Loads a program from the ASCII LOAD (logical unit #2) device
into memory.  A NEW command is automatically issued before the
program is loaded.  If the optional line descriptor string is
used, execution begins automatically at that line.  This
makes it possible to chain ASCII programs the same way that
the BLOAD can chain binary programs.  If the optional DISK
function is not used, the last disk accessed is used.
Examples:  LOAD DISK(3),"CHESS","START"    LOAD "STARTREK"

MOVEBOF
Moves to the beginning of the selected disk file before executing
the next disk operation.  Doesn't apply to random files.
Examples:   MOVEBOF:GET HEADING$    MOVEBOF:PUT FILE(5),SIZE

MOVEEOF
Moves to the end of the selected disk file before executing
the next disk operation.  Doesn't apply to random files.
Examples:   MOVEEOF:GET FILE(61),PTR   MOVEEOF:PUT RECORD$

NEXT [<variable list]
Terminates a "FOR" loop.  Without the optional variable list,
it terminates the most recent loop.  See the "FOR" statement.
After leaving the loop, the index variable remains the last value.
Examples:  NEXT        NEXT N        NEXT I,J,K

ON <numeric expression> GOSUB <line descriptor list>
Calls a subroutine at the line in the list corresponding to
the value of <numeric expression>.  If <numeric expression>
equals zero, or if it's greater than the number of line
descriptors, execution continues with the next statement.  If
it's less than zero, an error results.
Examples:  ON I GOSUB 20,5,100,10     ON 2*I GOSUB TEST+2,SUBR5

ON <numeric expression> GOTO <line descriptor list>
Transfers execution (branches) to the line in the list corresponding
to the value of INT(<numeric expression>).  If <numeric expression>=0
or if it's greater than the number of line descriptors, execution
continues with the next statement.  If it's <0 an error results.
Examples:  ON N GOTO 10,20,30,40    ON N-2 GOTO FIRST,CALC,LAST

OPEN [<special function>,]<numeric expression>[,<string expression>]
Makes a file available for use through the logical device specified
by the numeric expression.  Normally, this would be logical
devices 2, 3, 4, or 5.  BLOAD, BSAVE, LOAD, SAVE, and APPEND do not
require an OPEN or a CLOSE statement, only BPUT, BGET, PUT, and GET.
See DISK, FILE, RECORD, and TYPE special functions.  The optional
<string expression> need only be used to name a file when
the file name is different than the last file accessed.
Examples:   OPEN 3   OPEN 3,"DATA"   OPEN FILE(7),DISK(1),3,"DATA"

OUT <numeric expression #1>,<numeric expression #2>
Sends byte resulting from the first expression to the port
determined by the second expression.
Examples:  OUT 1,7    OUT PORT,DATA    OUT X-5,Z+2

POKE <numeric expression #1>,<numeric expression #2>
Stores byte from second expression into memory location of the first.
Examples:  POKE 4096,255    POKE ADDRESS,BYTE    POKE A+256,48+N

PRINT <expression list>  or   ?<expression list>
Prints the value of each expression on the expression list
onto the PRINT device (logical unit #1).  Spacing between elements is
defined by punctuation.  A comma starts the following element at the
next 14 column field.  A semicolon starts the following
element immediately after the preceeding element.  If the last
character of the list is a comma or a semicolon, no carriage
return will be printed at the end of the statement.  Otherwise,
a carriage return will be printed at the end of the statement.
Examples:  PRINT "X=",X    PRINT 33*X,A$,CHR$(7)   ?FRE(0)









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