What's new about the ALTD() function?
 Enhanced parameters
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 The number of parameters that can be passed down to the ALTD() function
 placed within your code have now been increased.

 Standard behaviour is:

        ALTD(0) - disables an <ALT><D> keystroke
        ALTD(1) - enables  an <ALT><D> keystroke
        ALTD(2) - Animate the program
        ALTD(3) - halt animation and run the program
        ALTD(4) - start speed mode
        ALTD(5) - halt speed mode
        ALTD(6) - bring up the workarea screen
        ALTD(7) - start profiling
        ALTD(8) - stop profiling
        ALTD(9) - Generate a crash log.
       ALTD(10) - Refresh all Windows (for Assertion usage)

 Please note that MrDebug's ALTD() functions returns a .T.. So you can test
 for MrDebug being linked in by testing the return value of ALTD().

 The MrDebug.Ch header file contains some sample commands for using the
 ALTD() function enhancements as command in your code. Check out the See
 Also.