what does OSCCON = $60 mean exactly?

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  1. - 19th December 2005, 11:46 #1
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    $60 is a hex representation.If you have Windows Xp,start the calculator application,set for scientific view,select hex and enter 60,then select bin.
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    Thank you. It all makes sense to me now. $60 = 96. I replaced OSCCON = $60 with OSCCON = 96 and it compiled without errors. I haven't tried it yet but it should work the same right?
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