Flash cards, LCD,s string handling, keyboard routines, data storage all 
add up to a steep learning curve and a lot of midnight oil !. There is 
an easier way to do the project than use assembler, or even C come to 
that.  I am suggesting that you use a BASIC compiler, specifically 
Crownhill's Proton IDE.  It has BASIC commands for _all _the routines 
you will need for your project.

You can download a free version to try out from ..... 
http://www.picbasic.org/products.php.  It is easy to use and easy to 
understand, in fact I have just written a book based on it,  to teach 8 
year old children how to interface and  program PIC's. Plus they have an 
excellent forum with lot's of nice people to give you assistance.

Have fun.       John.




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