Lost your OSCCAL Value ???

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  1. - 27th November 2007, 08:35 #5
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    Hi, Steve

    Comment vas-tu, maudit Canadien ???

    We do not play the same championship ... you pro, me ... only amateur !!!

    And ... I never overwrite the cal value ( MPLAB takes care for me ...)

    Best regards

    Alain

    PS: " Un sou c'est un sou ! " ... as we say here !!!
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