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blocks *Konilo uses blocks to store code & data. These are fixed size buffers of 1,024 values. For the purposes of code and text, they are displayed as 16 rows, with 64 columns per row. A pair of *BlockEditors are included. I like using *BasicEditor for most things. A more visual editor, *Tuhi, is also provided. Additional tools like the *Catalogue and *Nonix provide for locating, renaming, and organizing blocks. Learning to use the blocks and tools operating on them is essen- tial if you wish to make productive use of Konilo.