Hi kenny_m,

I am fuzzy on these facts, but willing to guess. I know how difficult it is to “arm wrestle” with a simple (to others) problem.

I guess MPLAB IDE has a Project Wizard. This gives the option to use PicBASIC Pro (PBP) as an option inside the MPLAB IDE. I have never tried this way.

I generally start MicroCode Studio (MSC), edit the program and compile using PBP. This makes an assembly level code. MPASM makes the assembly code into HEX and your programmer squirts the HEX into the PIC. Sounds complicated but it is all done automatically, right from MCS into the PIC. Single icon click.

You have to link all the programs like they said in the other post.

Maybe someone can straighten this out more accurately than this.

-Adam-