> OK, I accept both of those things.  However,  there is still 
> a nagging 
> question:  If I do, in spite of  good advice, want to play 
> around with a 
> C chip, what is the best way to program it? 

Dunno, I use a PS+ because I have one. But do you realise that besides
the progger you will need an UV-eraser, and you will need (a bunch of)
windowed versions of the chip you want to use? The alternative is use
once and throw away. Maybe you are a much better programmer than I am?
Oh, and your target circuit will probably need a ZIF socket. And don't
code protect your windowed chip! And do write down the osc calibration
word! And don't rely on the RAM being all zero's!

Wouter van Ooijen

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