Blinking LCD with using loop


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    Only do a clr screen at the beginning of your program. before your loop.


    Send a command to position curser at the beginning of the LCD line. in your loop



    granted it will be overwriting what is already there, but who cares?


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    Lovely, thanks fellas, much appreciated. I got picBasic a few weeks ago and I havent stopped playing what I call "lego for adults" since. Hope I can be as good as you guys one day.

    Much appreciated!

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