On Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Brendan Moran wrote:

> > That may be fine for hobby work, but I need a programmer that I don't have
> > to waste time "fixing", works accross the product line, and I know will be
> > supported for future products, and works without any doubt and fussing
> with
> > MPLAB.  That's why we have two PicstartPlus' around here, which are well
> > worth it for $100 each.
>
> I've gotten really bitter about Universal Programmers over the last month.

I feel your pain...  I got suckered into buying a "universal" programmer
back in '91.  By '92 the manufacturer had, of course, stopped all software
and driver updates, and pretty much disavowed ever hearing anything about
the product I had paid $800 for.  Pissed me right off.  I was doing PAL &
GAL development with it...  still keep it around in case I ever need to
make another one, but it hasn't been used since '95.

Dale

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