HIGH and LOW set PORTB, but looking at the pbp manual, PORTB.0=1 would be a more effecient way to do this.

Well, I have a strange "fix" to my strange "problem." As it turns out, there is no problem at all. If I unplug and re-plug in the power connector, the LED does just what it is supposed do. So, the problem is generated when I re-program the PIC via the EPIC progammer's ICSP port.

This is very stange, but at least it ends up working the way its supposed it!

Thanks,

Jeff