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From: RogerHead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 July 2004 03:45
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Ver 3.x -- 99SE or DXP??
Hi John,
You said
In some ways it is actually functionally better but I prefer
to view it
without all the WinXP
I'll second Tom's favorable opinion of 99SE, and add my own comments.
I don't find the 99SE database annoying, my main concern with it is I wonder
if the DDB files will be readable in the future by any non-Microsoft
database tool. That could be a problem, if DDB files are never documented
or
On 12:36 AM 14/07/2004, Mr. Zhang Yangtian said:
In protelDXP schematic design mode, there is a menu operation Edit |
Paste Array. After the operation, DXP will open the Set Paste Array
dialog box. In this box there are two items named Primary Increment and
Secondary Increment. I know that
I wasn't going to stick my neck out but...What works for us is to have a
common PCB footprint (We use the same as Mira and others) and then we create
a unique schematic part for each part# we use. The pins of the schematic
part are mapped to the generic pad numbering in the layout footprint. While
[snip]
I do thing Altium/Protel are loosing their way. FPGA's are nice, but in the
end they are just a component used in some of the designs I do.
I see FPGA's in almost every design I see. I also see diff paired routing
in almost pcb design. I don't see how 3rd party software for FPGA's can
Ian Wilson wrote:
On 02:15 PM 16/07/2004, Dennis Saputelli said:
..snip..
BTW remember the To92's that were ECB ? (or was it BCE ?)
just get out a bit of sleeving and your solder sucker and you
were all set
quite a bit harder to deal with in the case of SOTs though
I have seem
We need to gather a bunch of programmers and designers together and beat
this one out... after a few brews and a couple of black eyes, we might
actually be able to get what the industry really needs.
Bill Brooks
PCB Design Engineer , C.I.D., C.I.I.
Tel: (760)597-1500 Ext 3772 Fax: (760)597-1510
I'm cross-posting this because I'm not getting any emails from DXP, and I
know many are subscribed to both lists. I sent an email a few minutes ago
regarding an email that purported to come from the DXP list, saying that my email
server (AOL) was bouncing emails and they were putting a hold on
Steve Wiseman wrote:
I've got a project coming up which I'd like to run through DXP as a
learning project, since it's not too urgent. While I do have a huge
archive of DXP emails from [EMAIL PROTECTED], which I could
no doubt work my way through, are there any other resources out
there to
Rene- I wish I could enjoy using DXP as much as I've enjoyed 99se. Maybe
you could elaborate about the features you wouldn't want to miss, because
I haven't found them yet.
JM
At 01:02 PM 7/16/2004, Rene wrote:
Steve Wiseman wrote:
I've got a project coming up which I'd like to run through
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