@@ -1757,7 +1757,7 @@ statement:
17571757
17581758 Each operation is of the form:
17591759 _ data_ ` INTO ` _ address_ or
1760- _ data_ ` NEXT ` ` INTO ` _ address_ .
1760+ _ data_ ` WSYNC ` ` INTO ` _ address_ .
17611761
17621762 _ data_ is one constant byte or the
17631763 name of a ` DATA BYTE ` array, and
@@ -1770,18 +1770,18 @@ statement:
17701770 screen, the second element at the
17711771 second active line, etc.
17721772
1773- The ` NEXT ` word advances one line in
1773+ The ` WSYNC ` word advances one line in
17741774 the display area (this is done by
17751775 writing to the ` WSYNC ` ANTIC
17761776 register), so the value is set in the
17771777 next screen line. You can put the
1778- ` NEXT ` word multiple times to advance
1779- more than one line. This allows one
1780- DLI to modify multiple lines at the
1781- screen.
1778+ ` WSYNC ` word multiple times to
1779+ advance more than one line. This
1780+ allows one DLI to modify multiple
1781+ lines at the screen.
17821782
17831783 ` INTO ` can be abbreviated to ` I. ` and
1784- ` NEXT ` to ` N .` .
1784+ ` WSYNC ` to ` W .` .
17851785
17861786 You can specify any number of
17871787 operations, but as each one takes some
@@ -1865,7 +1865,7 @@ statement:
18651865 ' the black in to the next line.
18661866 DLI SET d2 = Colors INTO $D01A,
18671867 DLI = $8A INTO $D018,
1868- DLI = $00 NEXT INTO $D018
1868+ DLI = $00 WSYNC INTO $D018
18691869 ' Setups screen
18701870 GRAPHICS 0
18711871 ' Adds DLI at three lines:
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