Referring to your tutorial, Bob...

I noticed that you used a lot of LOCATEs in your tutorial, for instance, in your SUB LessonIDE. By testing some ideas that occurred to me, I wrote these few lines of code, which seem to work well, and could simplify any future work you might do in this respect. What do you think?

Code lines:

CLS
LOCATE 10: c = 20
LOCATE , c: PRINT "Hello there, Bob!"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "What do you think about this method?"
LOCATE , c: PRINT
LOCATE , c: PRINT "Notice that you just have to use one"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "LOCATE 10 at the beginning, and each string"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "will simply print on the following line, so "
LOCATE , c: PRINT "you can skip using the comlplete LOCATE row, column"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "command, just a minimum LOCATE ,c statement, where"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "you can vary c until you get a good appearance."
LOCATE , c: PRINT
LOCATE , c: PRINT "And, since it is so simple to start out copying"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "the 'LOCATE , c: PRINT' part, we can start out by"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "copying some 15 or so, adding strings or, to skip"
LOCATE , c: PRINT "a line, just leaving that part as is."