Darcy,

I use AD4 w/SP4 so I would change the origin of the footprint in the PCB 
library then update the footprint to the PCB.  I might then have to select 
all of the same footprints and use the PCB Inspector to move all of those 
footprints that had their origin changed.  I'm not sure how this would work 
with 99se.
Then again, I could be really confused and be misunderstanding your 
question.

Cheers!
Drew

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Darcy Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 2:02 PM
Subject: [PEDA] Global position change of a component designator


Hey Folks,

Does anybody know a way of globally moving a component primitive on a
component which is used multiple times? For example, we have a design in
which the pin 1 marker (which is a part of the component definition) will be
obscured by other features. This design is panelized in Protel. I'd like to
be able move the pin 1 globally to avoid having to repanelize, but can't
find a way to move these markers all at once. If the marker wasn't a part of
a component, it would be easy to do a global select and then move the
selection by the desired offset, but this doesn't seem to work for component
primitives.

Just to stop the assertions that I should panelize the Gerbers in Camtastic
rather than panelizing the design in Protel, there are several features on
the panel which necessitate doing this in Protel.


Darcy Davis
Mechanical Team Leader
DYNASTREAM INNOVATIONS INC.
228 River Ave.
Cochrane, AB Canada T4C 2C1
T  403-932-9292 ext. 132
F  403-932-6521
E  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
W www.dynastream.com  www.thisisant.com



 
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