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    Hi,
    Just a couple of random questions. I'm using a pic 16f88 or picaxe-18 . How can I save more than one string of characters, I have already used EEPROM 0,(" .....")?
    And, how do you dsplay a hex value on the lcd? i.e from the adc. So far I can only do it by converting the adc value into ascii so it can be diplayed. Kinda takes up abit too much memory!
    I look foward to your response
    Thank-you

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    It depend how much strings.. if it fit the internal EEPROM you may need a structure to make life easy. If it don't fit in the internal EEPROM, you can still use an external one OR use something like...
    http://www.pbpgroup.com/modules/wfse...p?articleid=10

    They're a whole thread here about that called 'embedded strings in your codespace'

    How toi display HEX? LCDOUT HEX YourVar
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