I'm just full of questions today.  ;-)

I'm noticing that when I set the User ID memory in my
18LF2320, MPLAB lets me set 8 nybbles (i.e., 
DEADBEEF), but when I read it back, I can read 8
memory locations (starting with h200000 and going
through h200007).

The result is "0D0E0A0D0B0E0E0F".  Errata and
manual are no help; apparently this is the desired
behaviour.

What's the mystery here?  I'm using MPLAB 6.60;
should I update?  I'd rather not, at least, no right now,
unless I have to.  I'm programming with the ICD2.  I'd
like to try with my WARP-13a, but I don't have the
right PC software to go with the firmware I have on it,
and I don't have any 18F252s to program with the
proper firmware.  Although I do have both the latest
firmware and software; I downloaded them a few days
ago, before the hullabaloo.

I don't need all 8 bytes of storage, but it'd be nice.
Nicer still would be to really understand what's going
on here, beyond my guess of weirdness in MPLAB.

Mike H.

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