ISP of the internal code space has nothing at all to do with the original poster's query. He wants to operate his 8032 with a monitor that loads code into code space, somehow. He's clearly not using a chip with ISP of on-chip resources, as it's an 8032.

ISP is the "red herring" meant to throw the thread off topic so you could trumpet on about the many advantages of programming a chip that's not at all part of the discussion.

Look up red-herring on Google. It's just a device used to throw people off-track. You're not the only one who uses it to disguise the fact that he has nothing germane to contribute to the discussion of the relevant topic.

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