On Tue, 2 Dec 1997 10:13:35 -0700 Matt Bonner writes: >I think that <..> causes the compiler to look in an include directory >specified by your environment while "..." simply uses the string. >--Matt The help file suggests that either (<> or "") syntax does exactly the same thing, unlike most compilers. First it looks in the "MPLAB directory" (not sure how it knows where that is), then in the directory with the source code. If a complete path is specified, it'll look there first, but this isn't a good idea since then the .ASM file would only work on the one machine. If you just copied the MPLAB files to the network drive, MPLAB may be confused about where it is. Get the distribution files and officially *install* MPLAB to the network drive. The readme file recommends not moving the MPLAB files to a different directory after installation. Or, as a cop-out solution, copy the relevant include files to the same directory as the source code.