hello,
i altered a pcb by deleting the part types by merely
clicking on them on the pcb and spacing in the field under
attributes. there are probably about 250 components. just
this morning i added a couple resistors to the schematic
and updated the pcb, and to my horror, all those part
hello,
i just noticed something odd. i thought i should
experiment a bit and try and feel my way thru this
problem, so i chose a capacitor on the schematic
and checked the hidden fields in the attributes and
hit ok and when i looked at the schematic it had a
row of astericks below the chip.
It's done in PCB rather than Schematic.
If you only want to hide the Part Types normally shown on the
PCB Footprint, you can globally change them to hidden, by
clicking on any component on the PCB to pullup the edit panel,
select global, go to the Comment Tab, and check the Hidden box.
This will
On Sat, 16 Mar 2002, Robison Michael R CNIN wrote:
i altered a pcb by deleting the part types by merely
clicking on them on the pcb and spacing in the field under
attributes.
That's a very odd thing to do - are you just trying to stop them showing
on your PCB? If so, then globally hiding
Jon,
Thanks very much, a few people responded including Harry Selfridge and Abd
ul-Rahman Lomax.
Harry was able to send me PDF, Postscript, and HPGL files
of the schematic which was very helpful and just what I needed. Abdul was
trying to
bring it into Protel which would be great too but I don't
This sounds great to me.
-Original Message-
From: Don Ingram
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 7:32 PM
Item: Addition of menu/mouse button behaviour to Layer tabs on PCB module
Technique:
1. Add layer Tabs to the PCB window according to the settings in the
current
Layer Dialog as