Here is my situation:  After about 3 months of not having time to work
on a project I've just picked it up again and realized that I really
needed to do a ground up re-write of it.  I'm using MPLAB so I started
by creating a new folder and new project along with all the baseline
code which I'm modifying.  Once I try to build the file I get this at
the output:

Executing: "C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPASM Suite\MPAsmWin.exe" /q
/p18F4620 "setup_mbseq_v3.asm"
/l"C:\Archive\MIOS\mb808\setup_mbseq_v3.lst" /e"setup_mbseq_v3.err"
/o"setup_mbseq_v3.o"
Error[151]   C:\ARCHIVE\MIOS\MIDIBOX_SEQ_V3_1\MIDIBOX_SEQ_V3_1\CS_MENU_TABLES.INC
101 : Operand contains unresolvable labels or is too complex

which is complaining about this code:

CS_MENU_TABLE_GPMAP
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_MIXER, CS_MENU_PAGE_EVENTS
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_MODE, CS_MENU_PAGE_DIRECTION
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_DIVIDER, CS_MENU_PAGE_LENGTH
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_TRANSPOSE, CS_MENU_PAGE_GROOVE
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_ASSIGN, CS_MENU_PAGE_UTILS
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_MANUAL, CS_MENU_PAGE_MORPH
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_BPM, CS_MENU_PAGE_SAVE
	db	CS_MENU_PAGE_MIDI, CS_MENU_PAGE_SYSEX

CS_MENU_TABLE_GPMapGetPos
	addlw	CS_MENU_TABLE_GPMAP & 0xff;; <== This line here causes the error


Now, I know (at least I think) that the assembler can have trouble
with labels in the operand because it won't know their value yet,
however, I've got good reason to believe that the code is still valid
because it exists just like that in an older project which I created
using the same version of MPLAB (7.20) and the same assembler.  Here
is the output from that older project:
Executing: "C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPASM Suite\MPAsmWin.exe" /q
/p18F4620 "main.asm" /l"C:\Archive\MIOS\mb808\main.lst" /e"main.err"
Loaded C:\Archive\MIOS\mb808\main.COD.
BUILD SUCCEEDED: Sat May 12 21:32:36 2007


Aside from the fact that one succeeds and one fails I can't see what
I'm missing here, but I suspect that I've simply not set up the new
project correctly after not using MPLAB for awhile.  I've reread the
manual and checked that, to the best of my memory, I did things the
same for each...

Any help at all is appreciated.
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