in the 'you learn something everyday' category ...
i just tried SHIFT-DEL on a file in a DDB
and lo and behold it did not put the file in the recycle bin
just like windows explorer
the confirm dialog (like windows) affirms the difference
straw poll:
how many of us ever REALLY use the recycle
On 12:36 PM 2/09/2003, Dennis Saputelli said:
straw poll:
how many of us ever REALLY use the recycle bin (win or protel)?
Me too - real delete almost always (both in P99SE and in Win).
Ian
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Hi Dennis,
I don't have confirm to delete enabled, so if I do
by mistake delete a file I use undo, or may have
to go to the recycle bin, I leave files there for
the last month or more. Sometimes handy to get an
old copy of a file. Can't remember the last time
I have used it though..
Darren
On 12:36 PM 2/09/2003, Dennis Saputelli said:
straw poll:
how many of us ever REALLY use the recycle bin (win or protel)?
Me too - real delete almost always (both in P99SE and in Win).
Ian
I think the recycle bin is a lot like a microwave oven...
Once you've used one you wonder how
When making a panel is it best to do it in Protel or a gerber tool such as
Camtastic?
Tim Fifield
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Dennis,
I don't typically use the recycle bin and find it a nuisance at times. But it
has also been a life saver, especially when I might first get a DDB from someone else
and I am cleaning it up, you know before you understand how they arranged their files
and you deleted an important
In my experience, it depends on the volume of production.
If large, best to see what the pcb house recommends to
get the best price...
If small then do it in gerber tool in such a way to minimize
setup time on the line etc etc...
ralph garvin
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From: Tim
Tim Fifield wrote:
When making a panel is it best to do it in Protel or a gerber tool such as
Camtastic?
I do it with Protel.
select the region, copy.
paste special - array while duplicating designators
and not repouring polygons.
That is it.
I tend the use a new pcb-file for that with
Could anybody recommend good place in US/Canada
for ordering small prototype quantity (up to 10 pieces) PCB assembly?
Personal experience especially welcome.
Regards,
Yuriy Khapochkin.
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Hi Yuriy,
We've had very good luck with quality and quick turn around with
Advanced Circuits, www.4pcd.com. I haven't done much with price
comparison, though. Good luck.
Tom
Yuriy Khapochkin wrote:
Could anybody recommend good place in US/Canada
for ordering small prototype quantity (up to
In a message dated 9/2/2003 3:12:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Dennis,
I don't typically use the recycle bin and find it a nuisance at times.
But it has also been a life saver, especially when I might first get a DDB
from someone else and I am cleaning it up,
Tom,
Unfortunately, I did not make it clear.
I am interested in *assembly* service, not PCB itself.
As for PCB, I second your opinion about www.4pcb.com.
Use them a lot.
Regards,
Yuriy.
Tom Reineking wrote:
Hi Yuriy,
We've had very good luck with quality and quick turn around with
Tim,
the other responses I have seen are fine but one other issue is: how likely is
it that one PCB would change? How much trouble will this cause with the other boards
in the panel. I have to assume that you will keep individual copies of the PCBs for
editing and changes down the road.
Hi Yuriy,
We provide quick turn high quality hand build assembly for engineer samples.
We can work with supplied components or purchase small run material
quantities from places like Digi-Key on your behave.
Contact me off list and I can provide you with a quote.
We are located in Calgary
Expediency and trust Steve,
1) I don't want to have to track them down to get another copy.
2) I don't trust that haven't changed something further since they passed
it to me (happens all the time here).
3) I don't keep back-ups, that is MIS' responsibility
-Original Message-
From: Tim Fifield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 3:07 PM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: [PEDA] Paneling
When making a panel is it best to do it in Protel or a gerber
tool such as Camtastic?
Tim
Depends what you want to do and if
I've had very good results with Argo Transdata Corp, Clinton CT. They are
quite happy to assemble quantities of 5 or 10 boards. Quality is excellent,
and turn around can be as short as a week or so. I supply the boards
(advanced pcb) and all parts, bom, and an ascii pcb file (they don't want
United Electronics in the Chicago area has been good to me. Their website is
http://www.unitedel.com/
Good luck,
brian
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From: Yuriy Khapochkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 2:56 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEDA] Prototype
this method is the best set of trade offs
esp good pointer is the SAVE-AS
Dennis Saputelli
Ian Wilson wrote:
On 12:07 AM 3/09/2003, Tim Fifield said:
When making a panel is it best to do it in Protel or a gerber tool such as
Camtastic?
Tim Fifield
My preferred solution for production
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From: Brad Velander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 11:58 PM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Paneling
John,
not sure if it was clear, I could have worded it
better, but I was talking of 2 different PCBs on one
Why your company does? Couldn't tell you but I know why most companies don't.
Because to a bean counter there is a real and tangible cost to keeping your
own assembly facility. To production there is a very real but less tangible savings to
keeping your own assembly facility. A bean
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