Program addresses may be specified by paragraph name. They can also be specified by a hexadecimal address, specified by a "." (period) as the first character. This allows the debugger to distinguish between the hex address ABC and the paragraph name "ABC". You can omit the period when no ambiguity exists. Optionally, "." (period) can be followed by a six-character program name. The numeric form is the only way to specify an address that is not at a paragraph, and the only way to specify an address in a program other than the one that is currently running.
Examples
| MAIN-LOGIC | - Paragraph name |
| 3A7F | - Numeric address |
| 0, PROG2 | - Start of program PROG2 |