From: jean.pierneef@nospicedham.gmail.com   
      
   For the purpose of getting to grips with debug.exe on MSDOS 6.22 I have the   
   following code example:   
      
   .model tiny   
   .data   
   msg DB 'test string',0   
   .code   
   start:   
   mov al,msg   
   end start   
      
   When I compile it with tasm /zi t.asm and link it with tlink t I get the   
   following behaviour in debug.exe:   
      
   When pressing 'r' to show registers and next command, I get:   
      
   mov al,[0008] as the next instruction to execute.   
      
   I was expecting the memory location of 'test string' to thus be at ds:0008 but   
   when I do:   
      
   d ds:0108   
      
   I find 'test string' there instead (and garbage at ds:0008).   
      
   Can somebody please explain why 0100h is 'subtracted' from 0108h when I do the   
   'r' command in debug.exe ?   
      
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