You can find 9.70 at:

www.cs.fredonia.edu/cs/hansen/CSIT411/HCPIC-9.70.exe

It was freely available on the Microchip website earlier this Spring when I
used it in my embedded programming class.  There were significant changes
between 9.70 and 9.83 that made code written in 9.70 incompatible with the
9.83 compiler unless you did some editing. That's why I decided to use 9.70
for my class.

John


On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 8:03 AM, Jim <jimf@webstudios.co.uk> wrote:

> the 9.80 is called
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> If you don't need 9.70 specifically, you could download the newer 9.x fro=
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> microchip - they would run in PRO mode for 30-days.
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> On Fri 24/05/13 12:26 PM , Matt Rhys-Roberts
> matt.rhys-roberts@envinsci.co.uk sent:
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> > > what is the reason you can't re-install 9.70 ?
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> > I can't find the original installer file on the old machine, by any
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