>jtroxas wrote:
>put eather a software delay or a hardware delay by using a timing capacitor
>in parallel and a pullup resistor when querying for input on the interrupt 1
>millisecond is good enough delay.. If you go with the hardware solution you
>will need a an input pin assigned to the button that is schmitdt triggered
>as the rising time for the button pulse is greatly reduced..
>the button may be springing... and producing unwanred pulses...

Thanks for the response.  The first thing I thought of was button
"bounce" so I tried a software delay and tried activating the built in
pull-ups in the mcu to no avail.  I was going to go with a hardware
solution but the thing is that if I physically remove the button from
my breadboard the problem still persists.  This suggests to me that
the button itself is not the problem.  Is there some other way I could
be getting bounce-like intereference or  some kind of cross-talk
simply by turning ANSEL off?
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