. This wasn't meant to be a puff for any
particular brand of software but I think Altium have lost the plot in the
interest of short term profits.
Robert Gillatt
R'theta Electronics
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All good stuff and well spoken guys, time to get down and dirty with the
next layout.
Cheers
Robert Gillatt
R'theta Electronics
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Hi Harry,
I have been complaining ever since 98SE. Trouble is you get seduced by the
silky touch you get with DXP and its really hard to switch. For instance,
using Orcad is like getting into a bed full of cold porridge after using
Protel or DXP, and just as buggy.
I am seriously thinking of
Hi, test worked OK. Does the reply get through too? I'm not sure if mine do.
Robert Gillatt
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This is only
Multiple choice?
Robert Gillatt
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Agreed, XP was much better than 98 but I still did more than one reinstall
of 99SE. In fact I kept the installation on a spare plug in drive. DXP2004
has been very good, noticeably more stable although it has its quirks too.
If only one machine were misbehaving I would say find the config files (I
Also still with 2004 and v. little change from 99SE spice. Slightly more
stable perhaps. It is not well behaved but it does produce results. I use it
mostly for concept checking; the models are OK but not always accurate. As
Cliff points out, creating new models is a nightmare. I use it to see if
Exactly what I have done on numerous occasions, seems to work fine.
Rob G
R`theta Electronics
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Good point about mask and expansion. You do have to check your Gerbers
carefully.
R`theta Electronics
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Geoff,
Are you thinking this might be a path error?
Couple of ideas:
I don't know Vista but, if it uses a different organisation than either
Win98 or XP, would it be possible to recreate the path for the config files?
Is a read-only lock coming into play? P99SE drops the config files into
Hi David,
Can your client, the budget and the schedule tolerate an evaluation period?
If the kit includes Wi-Fi to go then that is a powerful argument of its own.
All the same, depending on your app, there are Wi-Fi building blocks around
which might provide some more options. I have had similar
Hi,
Does anyone know if I can save DXP .pcbdoc files in a format that 99SE will
recognize. I know, I am a lazy man, but it might save me trying out all the
variations on the Save As menu.
Thanks
Rob
R`theta Electronics
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Robert,
I don't have DXP up right now but believe P99SE files are version 4.
Can you try doing a Save-As to version 4?
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Hi,
Is the volume of postings very small or am I out of the loop somehow? I
first subscribed in 2000 when I started working with Protel and the volume
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three weeks ago when we eventually got hold of a DXP licence but I have
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