So I tore down the breadboard and tested all the components. Found a capacitor marked at 10uF that only read off at 0.7uF. I replaced it and tried again. This time when I tried USBdemo, the PC recognized it as a USB CDC device and let me install the driver. BUT, I still could not get any communication between the Vbasic program and the PIC. Then I tried the CDC for dummies thing again (now with a 20 MHz crystal) and it worked just fine. So, I am off and running now. Too bad about USBdemo...would have been fun to play with.
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