I don't see how this is so. If for example there is a typo on the port on a
single sheet, that connectivity still doesn't flow through whether the ports
are global or not. A good reason to *not* use global ports is it allows you
to use the same port name in more than one place, and also allows
Hi Luo:
Did you set it to Read-only using the database permissions, or the file
system permissions?
Use the database permissions, and see how you go there, if that's not what
you did.
Cheers,
MvdW
-Original Message-
From: Yu-Ming Luo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 28
I'm pulling my hair out here - there must be a way of doing this, but I
can't find it:
I've inherited a board from someone else, with most of the tracks routed
(I've had to modify it slightly), but all the tracks are missing netlist
information. Is there a way to update all tracks on the board
Sorry to reply to my own post, but I found the answer here:
http://www.protel.com/kb/rdc2039.htm
Cheers,
(a sheepish) MvdW (who should have looked there first...)
-Original Message-
From: van de Werken, Matthew (DEM, PH)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 21 March 2001 10
John:
Did you try Repair database, under the down-arrow to the left of the File
menu?
Try installing SP6, it might not help you, but it can't hurt.
Did you try other designs? Do they all do this behaviour?
How big is the file - can you email it to someone to see if it's broken on
their
-Original Message-
From: Dennis Saputelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 16 February 2001 16:42
To: Multiple recipients of list proteledausers
Subject: Re: [PROTEL EDA USERS]: Sheet entries don't need a matching
port to connect nets?
[snip]
Of course forge ahead
I didn't think motherboards for either of these configs is available yet?
Personally, I'd go for the dual Athlons (assuming availability of 760MP
chipset MB), but that's mostly because I have issues with RDRAM,
patents on it, and scalability concerns for lots of memory.
Cheers,
MvdW
I've just noticed some strange behaviour in Protel, which I'd like to know
if anyone else has narrowed down as to the cause.
I use the access database system, with access restrictions (per-user
logins).
The symptom is when I try to close a file, I get a Microsoft ODBC message
along the lines of
(responses below)
Matthew van de Werken
Electronics Engineer
CSIRO Exploration Mining - Gravity Group
1 Technology Court - Pullenvale - Qld - 4069
ph: (07) 3327 4685 fax: (07) 3327 4455
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Bagotronix Tech Support [mailto:[EMAIL
I guess I'm lucky, in that my board house uses Protel. My method for
panelization is as follows:
1. Create new .ddb file for the panel;
2. copy the boards I want on the panel into new .ddb;
3. Make a new pcb in the .ddb for the panel;
4. open each pcb in turn, and copy just the board outline
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