The MikroElektronika EasyPIC v7 supports 20 pin devices. Check it out here:
http://www.mikroe.com/easypic/

I usually use it with 18, 28, or 40 pin devices and have never used the 20
pin socket. All that I have tried work very well.

Allen M

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> James Holland
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> Subject: [PIC] 20-Pin PIC Dev. boards
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> Hello All
> I am looking for a dev. board for a 20-pin PIC16F device, something like
the
> PICDEM2. I haven't found anything other than the PICKIT starter board
which
> has very little functionality. Does anyone have any suggestions?
> TIA
> James
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