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Yes. For the Intel based EPC16 device in the QFP100 package, pin 5 is a power pin and not a Byte Enable, as it is on the non-Intel based EPC16 device, so connect this directly to VCC and not through a pull-up resistor.
Also on the EPC16 device in the QFP100 package, pins 37 & 41 are no connect (NC) pins. On the non-Intel based EPC16 in the QFP100 package, pin 41 is a GND pin.
For the EPC16 in the UBGA88 package, pin D3 is N/C for the Intel based Flash.