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    Quote Originally Posted by mischl
    hi

    i'm not sure if there is a way to change back the hex file into an asm file....

    Just select the correct processor in the "configure" menu, and load HEX in the MPLAB's " Program window" ...


    and click "symbolic" ... on the lower left tabs ...
    That's all !!!

    I often use it to modify existing programs without having the source ...

    Detail, if you want to save the modified HEX ... think to program a device before !!!

    Alain
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