MicroCode Studio - Editor environment (like a souped up version of Windows NotePad, but so much more) - create/edit a file to be compiled by ->>>
PicBasicPro - Compiler - translates 'verbal' commands into macros/text for assembly by ->>>
MPLAB/MPASM - Assembler - assembles compiled code into a hex file for use by a programmer such as ->>>
Microchip PICKIT2 - Programmer - connects thru the USB port to the PIC to program said PIC to run programs on hardware such as ->>>
Whatever you've built or bought....
So, as you can see, MCS can't find PicBasicPro because apparently you haven't bought and/or installed it yet...
EDIT:
WinPicProg - not a compiler, only a program to transfer HEX data (PIC program) from the PC to a PIC via a PIC programmer.
MELabs programmer - PIC Programmer (similar to Microchip PICKIT2, performs same basic functions)





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