Yes, sometimes a google search for the part number is easier to do and it w=
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/Ruben

> I'm having a whole lot of trouble finding ANYTHING on Microchip's website=
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> I used to be able to key in a part number and get a page that had the
> datasheet, several application notes, and, for the PIC32, links to each
> chapter of the PIC32 Family Reference Manual. Right now, I'm looking for
> the PIC32 Family Reference Manual as a chapter by chapter list. Instead, =
I
> get search results in some random order. I find no link to it at
> http://www.microchip/pic32 .
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> But, the site has all the fancy graphics, contoured edges, video, etc.
> BUT, I can't find what I want!
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> Well, enough of the rant. Back to the search!
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> Harold
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