Tony,

> Knowing MPLABs bug history, I wouldn't count on it ;-)

Oh Ye of little faith! :-)

>> What if you change the "End Address" when programming? Would this do
>> it?
>
> MPLAB will 'remember' the OSCAL and BG bits and restore them after
> programming.
>
> I just verified this by writing 0x0000 to the cal location, but MPLAB
> still wrote 0x3484 which was the original cal value.

Yes. I did a barrage of similar tests this morning and could not trip
it up. Now on with the coding! My first A/D project and first to
actually use TMR0 instead of delay loops! I don't need to, but I
thought I gotta start sometime! :-)

Regards,

Sean

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