Hi,
No, that's not OK. If you have PBP250 or above you can use longs (switch compiler to PBPL) and do:
Code:
abc VAR LONG   'Declare abc as a 32bit variable
If you don't have PBPL you can either use N-bit-Math (Darrels math routines) or do something like (not tested)
Code:
abc var WORD
abc_ten_thousands VAR WORD
 
MainLoop:
 abc = abc + 1
 
  If abc = 10000 then
   abc_ten_thousands = abc_ten_thousands + 1
   abc = 0
  Endif
 
  If abc ten_thousands = 80 then
   High LED
   abc = 0
   abc_ten_thousands = 0
  EndIf
 
Goto MainLoop
Also, note that the word Loop is a reseved word in newer versions of PBP.