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    The forum is a canned system from V Bullitin so we can not do anything tied directly to it.

    But Lester has made free websites available to forum users so maybe we could play with something there.

    I will do some poking around. Could be fun.
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    well Dave,

    as it appears I have you at least intrested, do you have any ideas on how to use the wizard? I mean as a plugin, stand alone ....
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    I was thinking something along the lines of SQL with a web interface (python of course).

    To add data a form page would be used, so we will need to figure out what all this thing should do so a standard form can be used. Might have to have a couple standard forms, 16Fs and 18Fs.

    Then a form for to set the parameters for the header.

    Just a bit of planning to do.

    Anyone else with ideas?
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    Maybe fuse configuration would be a good place to start?
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    And after we set up all the necessary little things on the form, Microchip(c) wll make this tiny change and screws everything

    OK, I am joking, but the Form/SQL may have to be prepared for such a case.

    Fuse settings is a good starting point as there is a lot of confussion on this. Every time I change a chip I have to scan the fuse settings which arfe not very obvious sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
    And after we set up all the necessary little things on the form, Microchip(c) wll make this tiny change and screws everything

    OK, I am joking, but the Form/SQL may have to be prepared for such a case.
    Go from depreciated to inflated...
    We may have to make a script for that.
    Fuse settings is a good starting point as there is a lot of confussion on this. Every time I change a chip I have to scan the fuse settings which arfe not very obvious sometimes.
    You too? My last big problem was a fuse mistake.
    Give me a day or two and I will try to get something started.
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    What a coincidence Dave, yeah me too. Embarrased to confess it...

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