>
>An OTP (One Time Programmable) device is the UV-erasable die in
>a less expensive, non-windowed package.  It's ready to program.
>Since there's no way to erase it (*), it can be programmed once.
>

While that statement is for the most part true, it is actually
possible to re-program OTP parts to a limited extent.

Since you can overwrite ones with zeroes, you can change any
instruction into a NOP and change any ADDLW 0xFF into any other
instruction that you want.

This technique certainly isn't for the faint-hearted but it can be
done. :=)


Regards, Bob

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