Unassemble: U [range] Disassembles machine instructions into 8086 Assembly code. Without the optional [range], it uses Offset 100 as its starting point, disassembles about 32 bytes and then remembers the next byte it should start with if the command is used again. ( The word 'about' was used above, because it may be necessary to finish with an odd-number of bytes greater than 32, depending upon the last type of instruction DEBUG has to disassemble. ) NOTE: The user must decide whether the bytes that DEBUG disassembles are all 8086 instructions, just data or any of the newer x86 instructions (such as those for the 80286, 80386 on up to the lastest CPU from Intel; which are all beyond the ability of DEBUG to understand)! Example: -u 126 12F xxxx:0126 B409 MOV AH,09 xxxx:0128 BA0201 MOV DX,0102 xxxx:012B CD21 INT 21 xxxx:012D B400 MOV AH,00 xxxx:012F CD21 INT 21 -