Thanks again Janni

I can see all of the variables in there.
Very cool.

Thanks very much for the help.

I found a reference to them in the debugger Variables dropdown.
Is this the best place to get the list from for each chip I may use?

Thank you Janni I can see that you are far more advanced in the ASM than I am at this time. I am going to tale a day or two and really look at the code you sent and learn from you. Can you tell me please where you got the list of available variables such as R0 and R1?? I have read and re-read the ma...

Thanks for your help people.
I have this sorted and working now.

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Hi Jani

Yes I should have mention that the processor im using is the Pic 18F4550
Im not finding the link you sent me very clear about the naming convention for local variables but ill keep trying

Thanks again

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