Why don't you try this S*** on the Micro-chip web board ??
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Unprotecting 16F84 (2 of 2), Read 48 times
 Conf:
      Other PICmicro topics
 From:
      Developer Moderator (tech.support@microchip.com)
 Date:
      Tuesday, February 16, 1999 08:00 AM

Protection hacking is not a subject suitable for this conference. You
will be removed from this conference if you attempt to pursue this
matter.

Code protection is a feature of PICmicros to secure intellectual
property and to protect designs, as well as to provide security for
applications. Use of this conference is a privilege that will be revoked
if criminal activities are discussed.
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Peter Seyringer wrote:
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> How can i read out the code from a proteted PIC 16F84 ?
>
> Peter
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You think that code protection should be ill-legal too ? Maybe some
poor student needs to study this code...awwww... should they be deprived??

Hey, I was just borrowing a *COPY*...well, duh....all Software is a COPY!!!

Any logical justification for stealing software does not excuse the
fact that you 'stole' it...we can not legislate morality, but lashings
with a wet noodle will be forth comming!

Man, is everybody begging for a moderated PIC list or what???

Somebody hose me down, I'm burning up my keyboard here....
Ralph

"If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything"