The 348_assembly directory contains the stationery project. This directory should be copied
and place in the C:\Program Files\Freescale\CodeWarrior for S12(X) V5.0\Stationery\ directory. You 
may need to create this directory.  If this is done, then CodeWarrior should recognize it as stationery 
and it can be selected when a new project is created.

NOTES:
1. If the "Stationery" directory does not exist, you need to
   create it and paste the the 348_assembly_mc9s12c128 folder
   into it
2. Stationery projects will **NOT** show up anywhere in the
   startup dialogue in either Create New Project or Load
   Example Project. You ***MUST*** close the startup dialogue
   and select File > New Project to select the stationery
3. If working on a lab machine, the statinery has already been
   copied to the appropriate directory, and you can just go to
   File > New Project to access it

The stationery is modified from the auto-generated code given by the 
compiler when creating a new absolute assembly program. Some code was removed (the Fibonocci 
code), while other code was organized into .inc files so that the main.asm file is more readable.
Of course, the code was also modified to allow for the different location of the RAM when using the
USB BDM debugger. I left the CLI line that enables interrupts even though that it will not be needed 
in programs that do not use interrupts. Perhaps it should be removed from the stationery and entered 
manually in programs that use interrupts. I left it in because the EnableInterrupts C instruction is 
auto-generated as well. There are comments added that inform the students where to define their 
global variables and where to implement their code.
