A program halted in the debugger can be resumed by pressing C for CONTINUE. To move through the program a line at a time see Stepping.

If halted inside a subroutine, pressing R will resume execution and halt again when the RETURN is executed. This is exactly the same as the CONTINUE RETURN command. Similarly N does a CONTINUE NEXT, O does a CONTINUE LOOP and L does a CONTINUE LOAD.

If you believe that the program will reach a particular line but you don't want to step through each line on the way, then put the cursor on the target statement and press G for GOTO. This sets a temporary trap at this line and resumes execution.

To restart execution from a different point in the program move the cursor to the target statement and press S to SET it to be the new current line.