Disable ALTD()
 Disable an ALTD() function call within your code.
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 How many times have you forgotten about an ALTD() function within a loop
 that gets called hundreds and hundreds or times - exactly - same here.

 That's why MrDebug allows you to disable ALTD() functions embedded in your
 code. To use this option, move the cursor onto the line that contains the
 ALTD() function and choose this option, or press <Shift><Alt><D>.

 A comment should appear on the ALTD() line saying that this function has
 been disabled. Each time that the program calls this line, it will be
 ignored - no more ALTD() problems!!

 You may list all of the ALTD() functions that have been disabled by using
 the LIST ALTD command in the command window, which is a short-cut for an
 item of the same name held under the List sub-menu of the Point menu.

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