>
> Not clear on which way you want to go here, but whatever they're doing is
> incorrect.  Findchips always gives me incorrect results, stating that the
> parts are not in any distributor's stock, when I know it is, and can
> verify
> from various distributors websites directly.
>

Findchips works great for me. By the way, the page uses POST to submit the
search request. You can also use GET, which puts the search term in the
URL. That way you can bookmark or use the link in other documents. I have
HTML pages where I keep notes on my projects (I edit them using MPLAB
putting the file in the "other files" area of the project). I put links to
the datasheets I'm using, the findchip results, etc. For example, try
this:

http://www.findchips.com/avail?part=24hj256gp610

Harold

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