Which side of the content screen must you be on to use the INFORM LIST?

• A. The instruction side
• B. The address side
• C. Either side
• D. The information side

Answer: (B)

The function relies on the addressing context to locate and display items. When you’re on the address side, the screen is organized around memory or data addresses, so you can navigate through those addresses and pull up the corresponding information in a list. The INFORM LIST is meant to present items tied to specific addresses, so this view must be accessed from the address side to function correctly. If you were on the instruction side, you’d be focused on entering or reviewing commands rather than listing items by address; on the information side you’d see data content but not the address-indexed list. Because the list hinges on address-based organization, the address side is the appropriate place to use INFORM LIST.