-- Hoping this mails shows up in time, having some Problems with my mailings to PEDA --
John,
that is one behaviour I was fighting with when I first entered PEDA-Forum in
March.
I had a good contact to Robi Bittler who showed me the way Rich Thompson mentioned
here by leaving the SolderMAskLayer visible. (Don�t know what the one hase got to do
with the other) But I did not find out how to show up inner Layers of the via when
MultiLayer is turned off.
I played with the drawing order and fiind out Prolems using the <<default>> Button.
After that Erfahrung I gave up and decided that the little twin-colored point inside
the Multilayer via and the Information of onlineDRC bare (or better: have to be)
enough Information for Routing.
It is a comfort to see some others are fighting with the same Problems. Perhaps
Altiium is listen and can offer us some Help or Workaround.
Or fix it with SP7 8^)
Regards,
Waldemar
____________________________________________________________
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Haddy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 8:09 AM
> To: Protel EDA Forum
> Subject: Re: [PEDA] Selective tenting on one side only
>
>
> One of my pet gripes is that "multilayer" entities are always shown,
> (unless turned off completely) even when they are irrelevant to the
> layer set being displayed.
>
> In particular, when I'm using blind vias it's particularly difficult
> to work on circuitry on one board side when the other has blind vias
> all over it - not because the DRC stuffs up or anything, but because
> the other side vias are always drawn at the front of the
> drawing order.
< -- SNIPPajew -- >
> John Haddy
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