For those who are just getting into the use of the Kowalski editor/assembler, here are some useful keystrokes in the editor.

F1 - Displays general help, same as selecting Help —> Contents from the menu bar.

Ctrl-F1 - Toggles the display of context-sensitive help when the cursor is on a 6502 instruction mnemonic or a recognized pseudo-op.

F2 - Jumps to next bookmark.

Shift-F2 - Jumps to previous bookmark.

Ctrl-F2 - Toggles bookmark on current text line.

Ctrl-Shift-F2 - Clears all bookmarks.

Ctrl-F - Finds text.

Ctrl-G or F3 - Finds next instance of text.

Shift-F3 - Finds previous instance of text.

Ctrl-R - Finds and replaces text.

Alt-Insert - Toggles the highlighting of whitespace in text—highlighting differentiates between blanks and tabs.

In addition to the above, the usual MS-DOS/Windows editing keystrokes, Ctrl-A (select all), Ctrl-C (copy selected text), Ctrl-V (paste text), Ctrl-X (cut selected text), and Ctrl-Z (undo), are recognized. The editor maintains an undo stack, so each Ctrl-Z keystroke will successively undo a previous edit.

Also useful are Ctrl-<cursor up> and Ctrl-<cursor down>, which scroll the screen without changing the cursor's location in the text, and Ctrl-<cursor right> and Ctrl-<cursor left>, which move the cursor to the next or previous word.

Lastly, to assemble your code strike F7.
