>No you don't.  The full return address is saved on the stack, so the RETURN
>instruction is not dependent on PCLATH.  It is best to restore PCLATH in
>the
>calling routine than in the subroutine.  The subroutine should not have
>knowledge of and dependency on where it was called from.  Think of the case
>where the subroutine is called from more than one page.

You're right.  But then I have no idea why that code won't work.  It looks
innocent enough.  Thought it might be worth a try.

Good luck.

--Andrew

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