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     You can use the ◄Register window► to observe changes in hardware
     registers during program execution. If your machine has a math
     coprocessor installed, you can use the ◄8087 window► to view the
     contents of the coprocessor registers.
 
     To open the Register window:
 
        ■ Press F2
       OR
        ■ Choose the ◄Register► command from the View menu
 
     To view the contents of coprocessor registers:
 
        ■ Choose the ◄8087► command from the View menu. This command
          opens the ◄8087 window► and updates its contents during
          program execution.
 
        ■ Enter the ◄8087 (7)► command in the ◄command window►. This
          command shows a "snapshot" of the coprocessor registers;
          CodeView does not update the display as you execute the
          program.
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