Hi All,
This break wire feature is new to dxp, 99 had
no break function at all.
Darren Moore
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> > Even with a net label on the wire, I still see a diode's pins
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At 06:41 PM 5/16/2004, Mira wrote:
I don't like editing the manual routing in both PCAD
and Protel. Orcad and Allegro are much better.
I wonder if you could describe what you don't like. What is difficult, or
tedious, or whatever about "editing the manual routing" in PCAD and Protel?
As for placi
P-CAD has several methods of manual and interactive routing. Manual allows
you to violate design rules but has its place for special problems.
Interactive obeys design rules, has loop removal, auto-starts and
auto-completes traces (from and to pad centers), has various hugging
strategies, support
Hi Abd,
I appreciate your time to add more details about
Protel's features compared to PCAD's.
Besides, my intention wasn't to advertise PCAD, or to
compare it with Protel or any other CAD tools.
I just wanted to say that it's one of the competitive
tools as Protel is.
I don't like editing the ma
I'm not entirely certain that I'm not missing some context here, but, for
the record:
At 04:27 AM 5/15/2004, Mira wrote:
[re PCAD] Wires? Oh, that's one of the coolest things. You can
just place the components pin to pin and they are
connected.
This is also true for Protel. In 99SE, place two pin
