>
> Hi Folks,
>
> I have posted a free picstart plus driver for windows95/98/NT on my web page
> under the free stuff link. This contains no time limit, nag screens, crippled
> features etc.
>
> (A new version was posted today fixing the 12C508-OTP read bug.)
>
> The only known limitation with it is that the data EEPROM programming is
> limited
> to 64 bytes. I have not updated the data EEPROM code for the newer flash
> parts with
> the larger data EEPROM yet. Please drop me a quick email if you are using
> it. The
> more people who use it the more likely it is that it will be maintained.
> There is an
> entirely optional $15Aud registration that will help in this respect too.
>
> Those wishing to program with the picstart plus without using MPLAB may find
> this driver useful.
>
> Jim

> Now if I can talk you into a DOS driver, Jim <EG>
>
>   Mark (Who'd love to be able to program PICs off the old AT laptops
> once in a while <G>)
>
> Jim Robertson wrote:
> >
> > Hi Folks,
> >
> > I have posted a free picstart plus driver for windows95/98/NT on my web page
> > under the free stuff link. This contains no time limit, nag screens, cripple
d
> > features etc.
> >
> > (A new version was posted today fixing the 12C508-OTP read bug.)
> >
> > The only known limitation with it is that the data EEPROM programming is
> > limited
> > to 64 bytes. I have not updated the data EEPROM code for the newer flash
> > parts with
> > the larger data EEPROM yet. Please drop me a quick email if you are using
> > it. The
> > more people who use it the more likely it is that it will be maintained.
> > There is an
> > entirely optional $15Aud registration that will help in this respect too.
> >
> > Those wishing to program with the picstart plus without using MPLAB may find
> > this driver useful.
> >
> > Jim
>
>