@@ -97,18 +97,21 @@ The MDRO window contains the following elements:
9797** The current value
9898** A "z" button that zeros the value
9999** A "1/2" button that halves the value
100- ** A entry field that can be used to set a user-defined value. This field
101- can be set from the keyboard or from the on-screen keypad.
100+ ** A entry field that can be used to set a user-defined value. This
101+ field can be set from the keyboard or from the on-screen keypad.
102102** A "I" button that starts an index operation (see below)
103- * A keypad used to set values in the entry field via a mouse or touchscreen.
103+ * A keypad used to set values in the entry field via a mouse or
104+ touchscreen.
104105* Coordinate system selection buttons
105- ** The "mcs" button selects the machine coordinate system. These are the raw
106- values from the encoders connected to the `mdro.axis.n` pins.
107- ** The "cs1" - "cs4" buttons allow the user to select among one of four
108- user-defined coordinate systems. If the program is started with the
109- `MDRO_VAR_FILE =` option, the labels will be changed to "g54" - "g57" and
110- the values from the specified .var file will be preloaded. Note that any
111- changes to the values are not persistent: the .var file is never changed.
106+ ** The "mcs" button selects the machine coordinate system. These are
107+ the raw values from the encoders connected to the `mdro.axis.n`
108+ pins.
109+ ** The "cs1" - "cs4" buttons allow the user to select among one of
110+ four user-defined coordinate systems. If the program is started
111+ with the `MDRO_VAR_FILE =` option, the labels will be changed to
112+ "g54" - "g57" and the values from the specified .var file will be
113+ preloaded. Note that any changes to the values are not persistent:
114+ the .var file is never changed.
112115* Inch/Millimeter selection buttons.
113116
114117== Index operations
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