Ponyprog is also a great app, don't have the url here but it should be =
on google.
Not sure it works with your programmer though, works great with my =
ludipipo :)

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From: "Tsvetan Usunov" <usunov@OLIMEX.COM>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 9:22 AM
Subject: Re: [PIC]: Just a funny history...


> >        Here was me, myself and I, programming a comercial device =
that
> needs to be ready to use tomorrow, spending all my brain cells in the =
MPLAB.
> Some >thousand lines of program,
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> you can put thousands line of program code in 84? ;)
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> > and everything SEEMS to be fine. I use the trusty old NoPPP to =
program the
> 16F84 (God helps me when I'll convert it to the >12C508...), and the =
NoPPP95
> >by Rafael Cabezas (wow man, great program!). Program tested, =
everything
> working when I do one of the final "cleanups" of the >code. I program =
a
> 16F84 and
> >NOTHING WORKS. Compile program again. Nothing works. Burn 3 times. =
NOTHING
> WORKS!!!
> >
> >        Started to get desperated and looking thru almost a thousand =
lines
> of code, looking for problems. No problems anywhere. To resume a long =
and
> desperate >story, there is an error in the NoPPP95, that if you don't =
change
> the oscilator type from XT to anything to XT again, the pic JUST =
DOESN'T
> WORK!!! And I >forgot it for a moment. Took me 10 minutes of despair. =
Go
> figure :oP
> >
> >        I dream with that picstart...
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> you should try IC PROG
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> also check our PIC programmers at http://run.to/kits
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> PG001 is fine for PIC16F84
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> Best regards
> Tsvetan
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