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YES...finally...oh joy!!

I was trying diligently to get the last sample to work, but I see now that you've already taken care of that. Thank you again Medelec35.
As for the LEDs, they're there just to test the outputs.

Best regards and holiday wishes!

I'll try it out ASPA! Thank you for your diligence and follow through Medelec35.

Yes you're quite right.
-GP4 input to GP5 output (LED)--constant stream
-GP0 input to GP1 output--blink
-GP2 input to GP3 output--blink

I've tried masking which has worked somewhat (i.e. I can get GP5/GP4 to stay solid or GPO/GP1 to blink, but, in both instances, only if GP3 is pulled up... connected to positive). Furthermore, GP5/GP4 will shut off only when GP3 is disconnected from the plosive rail.

What is needed is three ...

So you want the code to have GP4 and GP5 permanently on and at the same time GPO/GP1, GP3/GP2 flashing?
In any particular sequence?
I would not recommend connecting LEDs up without a series limiting resistor for each one , you could exceed the power rating of pic chip.


I want to be able to have ...

The pieces of my code work great independent of each other, but I'm having difficulty getting them to work in an integrated mater.

More precisely, I'm using a 12F675. I can get LEDs to blink on three pairs (e.i. GPO/GP1, GP3/GP2, GP5/GP4) or I can get a steady stream of LED light to be produced ...