( 8 July 88 -- MFB )

	The USING command has to be executed first in order
             to define the file being currently used:
                USING MYFILE.TXT  <cr>   EDIT <cr>

	The commands RELOAD and REDIT also use the name embedded
      by USING -- so that succesive edit/load/test/re-edit/re-load
                cycles will be as painless as possible.

	REDIT is the same as EDIT - except that it automatically 
                executes RELOAD when the editor is exited.

	RELOAD is the same as FLOAD xxxx where xxxx is the name
	              previously embedded by USING

	Provided the first use of FLOAD is preceded by a keyboard
           entered dummy definition    
		: starthere ; ( TASK is alrady used elsewhere)

	Then FORGET can be automatically implemented during REDIT
      and RELOAD by starting the source file with:

	forget starthere
	: starthere ;      ## WARNING ## 
                           be careful however that the word "starthere"
       is not one of your already debugged dictionary entries - otherwise
       they will be deleted. Use DDICT to check if you are in doubt.