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    Default here's how I do it...

    I use MicroCode Studio...
    I just compile the program in MCS, then move over to the pickit2 window and do a "File", "Import Hex" and go to the directory where MCS put the .hex file and load it and "Write" to the PIC. Mine are under C:\Program Files\Mecanique\MCS.

    Just open up MCS and Pickit2 and leave them open for the duration of your programming / editing session.

    Once you locat the directory that MCS stores the .hex file, Pickit2 will find it the next time you compile. If you are testing the same program repeatedly you will find the .hex file you are working on, listed as a recent file, under the "File" drop down in the Pickit2 window. You can just double click on the existing link under the "File" menu and you are ready to "Write" to your PIC.

    I have not bothered to figure out how to get MCS to automatically compile and burn.

    Sometimes I will manually modify the PIC "fuses" in the Pickit2 window just before burning. I'm not that good at setting the "fuses" correctly in my program yet. (look below the "Help" drop down menu, in the Pickit2 window, and you will see a "Configuration" link which will allow you to change the "fuse" bits.

    Hope this addresses your question
    good luck
    Dwight
    Last edited by Heckler; - 2nd April 2010 at 04:10. Reason: add signature

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