Hey guys, I've had great success in my latest project thanks a lot to the info in these forums. I came across an odd problem while using Darrel Taylors interrupts around a Pause command I like to give my power supply time to level out so I usually put a pause 1000 or whatever near the beginning of the code before I do anything that will start to draw power. When I enable the RX_Int before the pause 1000 everything works like I want, however if I place the enable immediately after the Pause 1000, the interrupt does not work. I have already made a type of pause command that acts as a debounce while refreshing my LEDs, which I can use if needed and just refresh with blanks, but found the problem a little curious. If anyone has any knowledge on why or how to clear up whatever I'm doing I would appreciate it.

Code:
'*********From Mister_E's calculator**********

RCSTA = $90 'enable serial port and cont rx
TXSTA = $24 'enable TX, BRGH = 1
SPBRG = 17  '9600 baud @ -0.03%
SPBRGH = 4
BAUDCON.3 = 1   'enable 16 bit baudrate
'***************************************************


;****************Using Darrel Taylor Interrupts****************************
;----[High Priority Interrupts]--------------------------------------------
ASM
INT_LIST  macro    ; IntSource,        Label,  Type, ResetFlag?
        INT_Handler     RX_INT,     _GetData,   PBP,  no
        INT_Handler     TMR0_INT,   _IntCounter, PBP, yes
    endm
    INT_CREATE               ;Creates the High Priority interrupt processor
ENDASM

T0CON = %11010010       'T0 = 8 bit, Prescaler 8

'@   INT_ENABLE  RX_INT     ; enable RX_INT interrupts
Pause 1000
@   INT_ENABLE  RX_INT     ; enable RX_INT interrupts

mainloop:
  
 '...

goto mainloop

'---[USART RX - interrupt handler]---------------------------[High Priority]---
GetData:
  
    HSERIN 1000,No232,[inbyte]
    hserout [inbyte]
    red = 1         'turn off red LED
    stream[counter] = inbyte
    counter = counter + 1
    if inbyte = 13 then 
        counter = 0
        update = 1
    endif
   
No232:
@ INT_RETURN

IntCounter:

    ticks0 = 6      'preload to get 200 us
    count200us = count200us + 1

@ INT_RETURN
I've included the parts I think are relevant as everything works fine or not fine based on which enable line is commented out.

Thanks
David