An alternate idea is to get expresspcb's proprietary software, run it, and take a screenshot - and use that as a background in pcb.
That is actually what I did, so no problems there.
Yes. Note: trust the footprints and the PCB grid to be right; use the photo for placement hints only.
Most of the footprints will have to be custom, based closely on those in my screenshot: a lot of these parts have no footprints in PCB (e.g. some of the smaller resistors, the voltage regulator, the crystal, etc...). Perhaps I could simply trace along the screenshot, then print, then check my printouts against real components, then recalibrate in PCB?
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