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    > Chance are that you're still young and fit

    You would dare question that? Sounds like you need a visit from Miss Whiplash!

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    Wink Now you talk!!!

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    hmmmm... she's having a bad hairday... I could comment but this isn't an adult rated forum... *laughs*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Melanie
    hmmmm... she's having a bad hairday... I could comment but this isn't an adult rated forum... *laughs*
    Mmm, well pointed comment! I have a nice PIC driven hair tool for her (or anyone else too...!). With some 10KV of voltage and an thermal stabilized roller, that hair would look better, I think.

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    For PIC16F877. I have to use "ADCON1=7" instead of "CMCON=%00000111". Is it correct?

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    YES, unless you have a PIC16F877A. In which case, you would need both of them.

    Not quite sure how that fits in with this topic though.
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    I was about to say that - you've beaten me to it - but I assume obaskirt's referring to the original example code at the top of this thread which was for a PIC16F628...

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    Yup, I guess that would fit.

    I was still thinking about your balls. Got me all flustered.
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