Ray,

I don't know if it's still available in bound form or not, but it's
basically a collection of
ap notes of the time.  But the number of ap notes has gotten so large, it
really isn't
practical to publish it in bound (book) form.  At least thats my opinion.
I have a few
of the older versions, and everything that's in them is available for
download on the
Microchip website.  You can also find most everything on their CD too.   My
advice
is to just download those ap notes you need at the time and either use them
until you're
finished with them, or do like I do and download them as needed.  Then when
I'm done
with them, I put holes in them for a 3 ring binder, and put them in
numerical order.   Now
when I ne them, I can go to the binders and see if I already have a copy of
the particular
one I want.   If I do, fine, I'll use it.  Otherwise, I'll download the ones
I need and go
through the whole procedure again.   I have about 1/3 to 1/2 of them
downl;oaded and
catalogged at this point in time.

I hope this helps you decide what's best for you.


Regards,


Jim

----- Original Message -----
From: Ray Gallas <rgallas@MYBC.COM>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 4:10 PM
Subject: [PIC]: Newbie Q re: "Embedded Control Handbook" V.1&2


> Hi,
> I'm out of the loop here, I know, but could someone tell me if Microchip
> still publishes the Embedded Control Handbook (DS00092, DS00167, and
> DS00711), which I see referred to in other documents?  I've checked their
> web site and can find no mention of it.  Has it possibly been superseded
> by something else?  Or is it just a compendium of all their application
> notes which are now simply downloaded individually? (Confusingly, Digikey
> still seems to offer this book in their catalogue...)
>
> Thanks Kindly,
> Ray Gallas
>
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