Animate
 Automatically run the program one line at a time.
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 This will allow you to run the program and see each line of source code as
 it is executed.

 This will run your application, executing each line of source code, whilst
 updating MrDebug's windows. Each time a line of code is executed any of
 MrDebug's windows that are opened will be updated: variables will be
 updated, added, deleted; the callstack will have procedure/function calls
 added to it, removed; watch points and trace points will be updated.

 In animate mode, the program and MrDebug will run until either you interrupt
 the process by pressing <Alt><D>, a trace point is triggered, a breakpoint
 is reached, an ALTD() function is called or the program encounters an error.

 If, in animation mode, the screen is too fast to follow the execution of the
 program, you may slow the execution down by changing the animation delay.

 Note: When running MrDebug in 80 columns by 25 rows mode, you may want to
       switch off the Swap Screen option so that the screen does not
       constantly and irritatingly flicker whilst it swaps between the source
       code window and the application screen. This does not occur when you
       are running MrDebug with screens sizes of larger proportions as
       MrDebug has plenty of room to display it's tools and the application
       screen.

 The hot-key combination for this item is <Alt><A>.