Hi all
I an in the process of learning the PIC micro family software and hardware.
Does any body know forums/webs and discussion groups relevant to the PIC
family ?
Thanks in advance
EC

"ec" <wavesoft@netvision.net.ilwrote in message
news:cugli6$jn7$1@news2.netvision.net.il
Hi all

I an in the process of learning the PIC micro family software and
hardware.

Does any body know forums/webs and discussion groups relevant to the PIC
family ?

Thanks in advance
EC
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Please don't cross post.

Try www.piclist.com

forums/webs and discussion groups relevant to the PIC family ?
EC
http://www.piclist.com (mailing list)

>>forums/webs and discussion groups relevant to the PIC family ?
>EC
Cross-posted to
comp.realtime,sci.electronics.components,sci.elect ronics.design

>Please don't cross post.
doreme

There's nothing wrong with cross-posting to relevant groups.
If you want to bitch about his choice of groups,
that's another matter.

Your time would be better spent chastising those
who post the same message individually to multiple groups
(instead of cross-posting).

"Dan Henry" <usenet@danlhenry.com
@4ax.com
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>>"ec" <wavesoft@netvision.net.ilwrote:
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Does any body know forums/webs and discussion groups relevant to the PIC
family ?
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>>Well, since nobody else has replied with the obvious:
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>>http://forum.microchip.com/
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"doreme" <bla.bla@bla.blawrote in news:cugn8b$8n5$2@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk:
Please don't cross post.
Try www.piclist.com
--
It's a perfectly appropriate crosspost.
Scott

"Scott Seidman" <namdiesttocs@mindspring.comwrote in message
@130.133.1.4
"doreme" <bla.bla@bla.blawrote in
news:cugn8b$8n5$2@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk:

Please don't cross post.

Try www.piclist.com
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It's a perfectly appropriate crosspost.

Scott

Yep, got the message three days ago speedyyawn