Thanks Darren & Wojciech
but i don't think this explains the change in size (length) from one machine to another the difference is significant more than .2" sometimes
it seems as if the port is adapting to the port name length based on font which is being drawing differently on different machines
not sure that makes sense or is correct, but it is a bit disturbing
Dennis Saputelli
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Wojciech Oborski wrote:
Dennis Saputelli wrote:
Hi all can someone please (re)explain to me about "Orcad Ports" in 99SE Tools Prefs
According to the Protel 99SE Training Manual:
"Orcad(TM) Ports When this option is enabled, the length of all the ports in a schematic design/project are re-sized to the Orcad equivalent and the length of the port is restricted from being manually edited"
This is important to have it enabled if the design has to go back to Orcad. I keep it unchecked (disabled) - I prefer to be able to adjust the length of the port according to my preferences.
Regards, Wojciech Oborski
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