AVR-Chat

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> --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Thomas Keller <tjkeller1@> wrote:
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> Well I'am not going to ask how one aspirates granulated sugar, much
> less I will not ask why TF??
> >
>  If you installed AVR Studio 4, then in the help section you will find
> all the details on how to solder all male headers to your Dragon and
> one 40 pin ZIF socket! You then use the jumpers or make your own to
> jump the co-responding jumper headers, to use your Dragon for
> debugging and programming. (no extra source to an AVR is needed if you
> have the jumpers correct)
>  You obviously saw the help section in AVR Studio because that is
> where the hacking/modification to the Dragon is shown.
>  On the IE side of things I only use IE for visiting the Microsoft web
> site and the MSN site and version 6 at that! Mozilla and all the
> plug-ins are for me like fire FTP, download them all, unplug, view
> source, editing HTML, etc,,,
>   I have several FREE versions of Windows and several paid for
> versions of Windows, I have several FREE computers and a couple of
> computers I pay for. Personally why argue the point when you might
> have or have had free hardware or software given to you at some point.
>    The same with Linux, Red Hat, Open Source. After all you are using
> a free collaboration group of other peoples hard work to develop your
> own project/hobby/ or Work! By the way I still don't know just how to
> write all the code or put the codes together to make my AVR's read a
> keyboard and put it on an LCD, So I have to buy BOOKS and visit
> web-sites like this one and others to put it all together. I get paid
> to put food on shelves and sell that food so I can build projects for
> fun. http://users.adelphia.net/~quispqix
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