At first glance yes. See this link on how they did it.
http://www.instructables.com/id/ED0NCY0UVWEP287ISO/

John.



--- PicDude <picdude2@avn-tech.com> wrote:

> On Thursday 19 April 2007 11:07, M. Adam Davis
> wrote:
> > So you could drive 10 LEDs with 6 pins from the
> PIC:
> > 1 pin goes to four of the LED cathodes (row 1)
> > 1 pin goes to the other four led cathodes (row 2)
> > 4 pins go to two anodes each (columns 1 through 4)
> 
> 
> Actually, that's 8 LED's.  With this scheme, 7 pins
> would be needed (2x5 or 
> 3x4 with 2 missing LED's).
> 
> -Neil.
> 
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