Russ,

Take it to the step where you actually program the chip, press "view" and open the "configuration" window, and post what the settings are, here, would you? I'm interested in what it's telling you.....
By default, they should match -exactly- the listing in the 12f675.inc file in c:\pbp (or wherever it lives)
If you've changed them in the config window and saved it, then the saved values will be the default.

By way of example, you should have an option for setting the osc. The default may be XT, but you can change it to INTOSC and save the settings. Quite handy (I can see Dave cringing right now - sorry) handy if you never plan to use any other compiler...... not so handy if the code needs to be portable.

I am having quite a time with some code that makes Thomas the Tank Engine look complex. Oddly enough it's a 12f675. AND, the routines are simple and have been used a few times, not precisely the same, but the methodology. Now it won't run. I loaded a working file into the same chip on the same development board and it won't run either. The working file was built last week, and the MeProg software upgraded shortly thereafter.

Gary