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It occurs to me that the best solution for you might be to use a screen
reader friendly ide or editor and call the tools from the command line.
Most of the tools are designed to be operated in that way.
You may also want to insert a support ticket about the accessibility
issues.
On Aug 28, 2017 3:45 PM, 'Rob' <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello Group,
Just wondering if there is a way to add a new device into the older
MPLab v8 IDE? I have been developing for the 18F46K22 but want to move
up to the new 18F47K40 for the additional memory. Can I do something as
simple as to use the include file from the MPLab X installation. I'm
trying to avoid using the new IDE since it has accessibility issues with
screen reading programs.
Thanks,
Rob
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To download MPLAB: 73&redirects=archived and choose MPLAB IDE v8.92. To do this assignment, you will also need a copy of the MPLAB tutorial, Chapter 2 of the MPLAB IDE Quick Start Guide, which can be downloaded from: To complete this assignment, complete the tutorial and submit your results, as detailed below. 3utools checking filesystem. Download the MPLab IDE and Compiler by clicking the link below for free Click here to download the MPLAB 2. Download smart card driver. Extract the downloaded file in one folder 3. First install the MPLAB IDE (MPLABX-v3.55-windows-installer) 4. Then install the 8 bit compiler (xc8-v1.41-full-install-windows-installer) 5. After installation open the MPLAB ide from the path. MPLAB® IDE USB Device Driver First Time Installation For Windows® 7 64 OS To use the development tools below with USB communications, the following steps MUST be taken in order to properly install the device drivers. Currently supported development tools are: MPLAB REAL ICE ™ in-circuit emulator MPLAB ICE 2000 with USB converter. I just checked the MPLAB 8.92 device support (PICkit 2 device support was frozen somewhat earlier than v8.92, and was then ported to MPLAB X with no further changes), as I have it in a spreadsheet for easy searching, and there are NO PICs that have PICkit 2 programming support but aren't supported by the PICkit 3.
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- Provides a new Call Graph for navigating complex code
- Supports Multiple Configurations within your projects
- Supports Multiple Versions of the same compiler
- Support for multiple Debug Tools of the same type
- Supports Live Parsing
- Import existing MPLAB® 8 projects and use either IDE for the same source
- Supports hyperlinks for fast navigation to declarations and includes
- Supports Live Code Templates
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