I can tell you, but I'll have to charge a consulting fee...  ;-)

j/k.
I don't have the program on this computer, so this is from memory...
Once you have enabled the picstart+, go back to the picstart menu (or
programmer menu), and select the program option.  The program window pops
up (you know the one which has the memory range in it and pops up when you
press program?), it won't start programming, it just brings up the window
that operates when the programming occurs.  You can now change the
beginning and ending addresses.

When I compile I bring up the code window (shows the program code in a
hexidecimal format) and find where my program ends.  I then have it
program the next row after the end of my program, and so far it takes me
about 30 seconds to program my usual 500 bytes.  Longer than what I'd
like, but good enough.  short enough that I don't feel like getting up and
tidying the basement while its programming...;-)

-Adam

Roman Black wrote:
>
> M. Adam Davis wrote:
> >
> > You can tell mplab that you only want to program from location x to
> > location y.  It goes much faster if you only program from 0x000 to 0x180
> > instead of all 8K.
> >
> > -Adam
>
> What?? Please tell me how, this is with Pictsart
> remember, not the "professional" programmers...
> ????
> -Roman
>
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