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     CodeView can execute programs one step at a time, up to a
     given source line or instruction, or from beginning to end.
 
        ■ To execute programs one line at a time, you can either
          ◄trace into functions► (execute each line of the function)
          or ◄step over functions► (execute the entire function in a
          single step).
 
        ■ To execute the program to the next breakpoint (or to
          the end of the program), enter the ◄Go (G)► command or the
          ◄Execute (E)► command in the ◄command window►, or click
          <F5=Go> in the status bar with the left mouse button. The
          Execute command allows you to set a wait time between
          instructions.
 
        ■ To execute the program up to the mouse cursor, click the
          right mouse button on a line in the Source window that is
          tracking the CS:IP thread of control.
 
          NOTE: Use the ◄Source Window► command on the Options menu
                to control which Source window tracks CS:IP.
 
        ■ To highlight each line as it executes, choose the
          ◄Animate► command from the Run menu.
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