ABSTRACT FOR RESEQ.BAS



     RESEQ.BAS  is  an editing program for use in resequencing the line numbers
of a BASIC-PLUS program in EXTEND or NO EXTEND mode.  The following two command
format types are available:


     1) A-B=C+D, which  resequences  the range of lines from A to B (inclusive)
		 so  that the new line numbers within that range start at C and
		 are incremented by D.

     2) A-B*D,   which  resequences  the range of lines from A to B (inclusive)
		 by multiplying them with D to obtain the new range.


     To  run  RESEQ  the user may use either the RUN command or the CCL command
RES(EQUENCE).  If the RUN command is used then RESEQ will respond with the file
name prompt "#".  Upon entry of a valid file name, RESEQ will issue the command
prompt "*".  The CCL command acts the same as "RUN" unless a valid file name is
specified  (i.e. RES PROG01),  in  which case the file name prompt is bypassed.

     A more detailed explanation of RESEQ and its functions is contained in the
HELP  file  RESEQ.TXT.  The user may access this file by typing in "RES /HELP"
after a "Ready" prompt or "/H(ELP)" after the "#" prompt.

     RESEQ  should  be  compiled  and  stored  in [1,2] under a protection code
of  <104>.  RESEQ.TXT should also be stored in [1,2] under a protection code of
<40>.  The  system  manager  should then place RESEQ in the CCL command list by
running   [1,2] UTILTY  and  typing  "CCL RES-EQUENCE = [1,2] RESEQ.BAC;30000".