The acrobat reader from adobe will locate some of the components, if you
go to the board drawing page. It won't find them all though. Perhaps a
tool to convert the board drawing such that all text is locatable would
be easier than a whole new gui program.
On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 12:03 pm, Paul Bartlett wrote:
Hi All,
I have had an idea. (Gasp, shock, horror!)
I'm currently building up the KPA100 for my K2 and am becoming
inceasingly frustrated at my own inability to locate component sites on
the board.
If somebody has the expertise, time and willingness, a great tool would
be a web site where you could simply type in U1, R12, C34 or whatever
and obtain an image of the board with a dot, crosshair or whatever
identifying the component's location.
When I've stopped soldering, I may look at it myself but I'd have to
learn the skills. Web page design is not my forte.
And I hate Java. But that's another story ;-)
Comments?
Paul M3CRQ
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