...like most of the UK :-( and where it's available they charge 150ukp
installation plus 25ukp a month for 512kbit ADSL. Fortunately at the office
we've got 256kbit, but there are still too many frames, flash intros and
other web frills out there.
Regards
Andy Gulliver
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I'm having a bit of bother with the autorouter [cue cries of 'and you're
surprised?'].
Specifically, when I start it routing on a 3-4 hour job before heading home
at the end of the day there's a high probability of client99se.exe not
responding, with 100% CPU utilisation showing in Task Manager
hmmm it's been years since I've played with programming under MS-Win~1
for multi-proc systems I think the OS will obviously take advantage of
the multi-proc (and the OS scheduler may schedule separate processes of apps
on different processors), but I think (if I recall) the applications
I'm doing Delphi myself, though not in the Protel context.
Whenever I do a demo for other programmers such as C++ guys or whoever,
they are astonished that I do in 10 minutes what takes them a day.
This is what applies to the viual stuff. Obviously when doing nonvisual, such
as processing
Have you tried moving the files to the local drive, disconnecting the
network and logging in locally to the computer before running?
I've had tasks that were using a shared drive hang for extended periods
when the machine the share was on was turned off.
At least remove the libraries from
Whenever I do a demo for other programmers such as C++ guys or whoever,
they are astonished that I do in 10 minutes what takes them a day.
This is what applies to the viual stuff. Obviously when doing nonvisual,
such
as processing multiple linked data structures, it is the same as any other
Hi all,
this is just to find out if anybody else has experienced the
following aberrations. And do you have any way of recovering better then I
did.
P99SE Schematic.
System font changes: I swear that I did not touch the system font button, at
least until I went to see what font it was
Hi gurus,
Can anyone tell me if there is a process i can assign to a button or key for
toggling
(T)ools/(P)references/Component drag (Connected Tracks/None) on Protel 99SE
SP6
I am fed up moving components without tracks (just nets) and not being able
to rotate them!!! then having to go all
what OS ?
if W2k then prob just the usual resource problem
i have seen similar things in W98, sometimes solved by restarting
proaltium and sometimes needing system restart
i have also seen my various key customizations stop working for no
apparent reason, again solved as above
i have just
The drill size editor was on Protel's download page. can't help on the
others.
Rob
Richard Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/08/2001 06:53:25
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the 5 times hitting of the key may be related to the accessibility options
in the control panel stickey keys is one option in the accessibility
control panel widget
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Dennis, Rob,
thanks for the suggestions, for the record I am using NT4. Since Rob
says he has seen it across WIN95 and 2K then I will assume it is similar in
NT as well. Yes Dennis it is nice to standup and smell the roses/look out a
window once in a while, however it seems these things
Heres a quick one,
I have a PCB which Protel99SE refuses to finish routing ( 1.5 hours)
regardless of settings like track width, via sizes etc. I export it to
Protel98 and the router takes no real effort to finish ( 10 min). Sure
enough, in the 98 version the board it produces needs a bit of
I don't like the W2K reboot time, but if I don't reboot Protel99SE seems to
still be broken.
W2K takes a long time to reboot because its automaticly correcting files,
healing itself, and wondering why Protel99SE crashed!
I'm sorry I'm going to miss this string but I've got to leave early to go
Relax Jon,
the CE requirements do not cover use of normal components in an
assembly. It covers the product/assembly but the individual components are
not covered separately as far as it effects you or I. The best example of
this is computer power supplies, it is illegal to put the CE mark
Carl,
Download the Klipper Free 30 day trial .
http://www.desktop-eda.com.au/products/pcb.htm
This has all those logos in its logo library.
You can place them at what ever scale you want.
regards
Brian
At 12:27 PM 07-08-01 -0700, you wrote:
Hello,
I have dense board to apply logos
Brad Velander wrote:
Relax Jon,
the CE requirements do not cover use of normal components in an
assembly. It covers the product/assembly but the individual components are
not covered separately as far as it effects you or I. The best example of
this is computer power supplies, it
On 07:23 PM 8/08/2001 -0400, Darryl Newberry said:
Hi people,
More frustrating problems with (IMO) very basic featuresHelp files are
no help as usual. Knowledge base is down.
Polygon plane on Mid 1.
Clearance around Multilayer pads and vias is incorrect (8 mil not 20 mil).
However,
in response to Ctrl or Alt 5 times
i have had a problem across many systems (all w98, w95, not sure about w2k)
a left click on some place or other brings up the right click menu, inside apps
sometimes, on the desktop sometimes
this is solved by right clicking with the right shift key down, this
| W2K takes a long time to reboot because its automaticly correcting files,
| healing itself, and wondering why Protel99SE crashed!
That's funny, my Win2K takes half the time to boot compared to my Win98, about 45
seconds.
Brian Guralnick
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| Hello Rich,
|
| I'm not really sure about your process, but the rotation whilst moving
| should be easy.
| Left click drag the component and use your shift bar to rotate in 90 degree
| steps.
|
| regards,
|
| Phil.
That is only if your rotation step is set to 90 degree. Mine is 45 degree.
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