:: at startup the program should read the values from EEprom.

If you are doing this in 'C', then that bit will be easy as more than 
likely your compiler provider has a some read and write EEPROM 
functions already nutted out - though you can in most cases just cut 
and paste the demo assembler code provided by Microchip in their Mid 
Range manual if using assembler.

Colin
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