I would concur with exactly what Peter has stated. Do two schematic symbols
as close to identical for pin locations as is possible. Quite often on a BGA
packaged part, there may be a few additional pins used anyway (additional
gnds or pwrs, right)?
Sincerely,
Brad Velander.
Lead PCB Designer
Sorry to cover old ground...
What was the actual problem with 99SE on XP pro?
Don,
Thanks for trying to get back to the original problem.
I am really pleased that everyone has such strong opinions on Microsoft Win
XP and their preferences to W2K Pro, however, if I have followed the thread
Tools, preferences Interactive routing to push obstacle.
That it.
Georg
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Hi,
my problem is. I have route many
Dez,
since your problem is actually with Win XP Home, have you tried to
talk to Microsoft? Yeah I know, maybe an hour on the phone just to be
shunted around or told it is the applications problem, but somewhere,
sometime, Microsoft has got to be made responsible for their junk.
I got an answer for ya: NO
I just called them and they said the current version doesn't work because it
hasn't been tested(which is not mutually exclusive). The new version coming
out this quarter will probably work with XP.
So there you have it!
Tony
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From: Brad
On 08:23 AM 8/01/2002 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
my problem is. I have route many parallel tracks. After that,
I must place in the middle of this parallel tracks a via. So I need
place for this via. I must push all tracks manually.
Is there a tool or a macro , to make Push Obstacle for
OK, my mistake,
It almost gets rid of the problem. It just happens less often.
Brian Guralnick
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Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 5:36 PM
Subject: [PEDA] If your Protel has
On 05:36 PM 1/8/2002 -0500, Brian Guralnick wrote:
If your Protel has occasional 1-2 sec pauses in Win2K, in your bios, diable both COM
ports USB ports. This has a good chance of eliminating the problem. You may not
need to disable the USB ports, this tends to be more of a VIA motherboard
I know this will only interest a very small (diehard?!)
subsection of this list, but it is probably still the
best forum for posting:
There is a new version of video driver for Protel Easytrax
available at: http://www.airborn.com.au/easytrax.html
The new version number is V1.10. Driver, with
The problem doesn't seem to be Protel related. This bug can be reproduced with other
apps which send many messages, or chopped up streams data through any network port.
The problem might be linked to the COM+ handler. If the COM+ handler get a bug, and
self re-initiates, it scans the com, usb
This is an example of how Norton screws with Adobe Illustrator. It affected
my W2000 system until I read this. I was going nuts with a very sluggish
Illustrator and I didn't know it was Norton because when I installed Norton,
it was months until I used Illustrator again.
Another XP comment--
I have three systems running in my cube 2 with 98SE and 1 with XP. Have had
nothing but problems trying to place XP in an engineering environment. So
the XP system will become a dual boot machine doing clerical stuff only WORD
and maybe EXCEL. I had problems even using it as
G'Day all,
Has any one got PowerPCB? Would you be prepared to check a small file and
confirm it is in fact in PowerPCB format (what version we don't know, if
you could tell us that would be nice). The file is binary rather than the
supposedly-importable-into-P99SE ASCII format.
Also, has
I had to organize my sch-lib for the same fact. It is possible to add more
than one footprint to each schematic component, but I woudn't do that,
because
some parts have different numbering for different footprints. ( And perhaps
some pins more or less which have to be treated in different
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