Perhaps a tip: the software compiled using Borland's Pascal
has a bug that aborts with "Error 200: division by zero"
in some Pentium machines. This occurs only in Pentium processors
and the cure is a program called "tppatch.exe" (it replaces
a specific instruction sequence in the executable).
(This problem occurs even if you boot from
a DOS 6.2 floppy).

May be, the old DOS-based soft for the ALL07 could have a similar problem...

I think that he ISA slot in a new Pentium III should be equal
to the ISA in a old AT.

Regaards,
           Alejandro.

At 17:00 08/04/01 +0200, you wrote:
>I have finally succeeded in programming the 16F84 with an ALL07 programmer.
>Strangely enough, this worked only worked an old 486 computer, *not* on my
>usual Pentium-III workhorse (both booted under DOS, same software version
>etc). I shall have to investigate why.
>
>Regards,
>
>John
>
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