Steve, I saw elsewhere that PBP does take care of it UNLESS you are using BRANCH or ASM in your program. I'm not using BRANCH anywhere, but I am using ASM-ENDASM to include some assembly statements in my PBP program..one example is when I use the DT_INTS-14. I tried turning off the warning per your assembly statement and FL no longer shows the warning as an unrecognized error, but I still get all kinds of assembly errors that are pointing at PBPPIC14.lib in some of them and mention a variable wsave not previously being defined and also indicates that "Chip has RAM in BANK1, BANK2, BANK3 but wsave1, wsave2, wsave3 were not found...which sounds like I still ave a page boundry problem. Suggestions?