John Nall wrote:
> I was referring primarily to little
> things, such as, for example, in the "Operation" part of the EasyProg
> User Guide, the user is told to use the command "doc pic_prog" to
> display the documentation file for the PIC-PROG program.  This does not
> work, at least not on Windows XP Home.

It should bring up a Notepad window displaying the documentation file.  What
does happen on your system?

> There is not documentation (as
> far as I can tell, and I may have missed it) for using the EasyProg with
> an in-circuit target (as opposed to the on-board ZIF socket),

Ah yes, that is missing.  I plan on a separate web page for that, since
there is a lot more to it than most people might think.  This is
particularly true for 30F targets.  Just connecting the various lines to a
bare chip at the other end of a standard cable won't work in most cases.
However none of this is unique to the EasyProg, which is probably why I
haven't gotten around to writing the ICSP web page yet.


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