>>
>>   I remember some talk about MPLab running slow unless you move the mouse
>> around or do some miscellaneous keyboard action (something to do with
>> interrupt activity?).   But I don't remember seeing a resolution to the
>> problem.  Did I miss it?  Is there some setting someplace to avoid having
>> to do this?

>Frank A. Vorstenbosch wrote:
>I recently discovered that Windoze will not work with an extended keyboard
>queue in a DOS session, unless you generate some kind of input events for
>that window.  Just waving the pointer over the window will work, but when
>you don't the program just sits there waiting for more keyboard input
>(which is put in the queue already by a small utility) while Windoze spends
>a few zillion cycles in an empty loop in the kernel.

Ok so I am right in thinking it's one of those Windows 'problems' right?
And ... there is no 'fix' or work-around for this?  Does everyone sit there
and 'wiggle' their mouse while the simulator is running?  Hope I'm not
ignorantly over-looking something obvious here...

Thanks,
--rob--