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Open and close projects

This is a rather straight-forward procedure. But i have chosen to make a page for this, as there is a pit-hole. When you want to open or close a project, just like when saving it, you must not go to the menu File->. Instead, you have to go to the menu Project->.




Opening a project

When you open a project, you actually open all of the files that this project consists of. If you had another project opened, this shall be closed. To open a project, you go to the menu Project -> Open... and you browse the folder containing this project. The project extension is .MCP.



Click on the menu Project -> Open...

Browse your folder

The project file is with the .MCP extension



Closing a project

To close a project, you only need to go to the menu Project -> Close. If the project is not saved and a change has been made, then the system will ask you to save the project.













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  • Disclaimer
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  • Discussion forum

  • Basics
  • What will you need
  • Choosing the right PIC
  • The MPLAB
  • Getting familiar with the MPLAB environment
  • Creating a new project
  • Open and close projects
  • Creating new files and including them in the project
  • Your very first assembly program
  • Compile a program and transfer to the PIC
  • Section 1: Beginner's theory
  • Memory Organization
  • The Data Memory Organization
  • The Program Memory Organization
  • The instructions
  • General knowledge about instructions
  • Value Loading Instructions
  • Program Flow Instructions
  • Mathematic Instructions
  • Logic Function Instructions
  • Bit Orientated Instructions
  • Byte Orientated Instructions
  • Miscellaneous Instructions
  • The Basic Special Function Registers
  • The Status Register
  • The Option_Reg Register
  • The TRIS and PORT registers
  • Beginner's PIC Tutorials
  • How to use our PIC Tutorials
  • A Pushbutton turning an LED on and off
  • A Simple LED Flasher
  • Interfacing Multiple Switches - The internal Pull-Up resistors
  • An LED Sequencer
  • Interface a Single 7seg Digit
  • Interface Multiple 7seg Digits
  • A 3-digits Decimal Counter
  • A Clever Button
  • Section 2: Intermediate theory
  • Instruction Cycle Duration and Calculated Delays
  • The Timer Modules - Timer0
  • The Timer Modules - Timer1
  • The Timer Modules-Timer2



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