> > Bob,
> >       I found that link in the past. I just rechecked it and it is no
> > good. It just takes you to a McGraw-Hill page.
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> Yes, it does, *if* you miss that that ".htm" that was on the second line
> below. *With* that it works OK...

But when you then click the link at the bottom of the page to download the =
CD, it takes you to the McGraw Hill page ...

Looking through the menu links on the left hand side, it is clear that much=
 of the info is very dated - it talks about MPLAB 5.11 being supplied on th=
e CD, and some other things like using Port95 to access the printer port to=
 drive the programmer included on the PCB, so I suspect that much of this w=
ill be difficult to get working on a recent version of Windows. You might j=
ust get going on XP, but I wouldn't like to bet on it.

It talks about ancient chips, the most recent is the 16f84 and 16F87x famil=
y, all of which have been superseded at least twice.

The last couple of links are to potentially useful looking 'Introduction to=
 Electronics' and 'Introduction to Programming' PDF files.






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