I don't know about PADS but Mentor Expedition does this very effectively.


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From: "Dennis Saputelli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Protel EDA Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 8:52 AM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] PADS ?


> 
> we are about to embark on a large project for an outside customer
> (second spin, one year in rev, 16 layers, yada yada)
> 
> we will be using 99SE and probably spectra
> 
> in talking with the manager (a very smart fellow BTW) 
> at our customer's place he said: 
> 'I HATE Protel!' quite vigorously
> i said "Oh?" (pretty diplomatic i thought)
> 
> he said he watches his people tediously draw track segments and 
> then when they have to move something, rip it up and re-draw everything
> segment by segment
> 'very primitive' as he put it
> 
> he then went on to say that he used to do this stuff and he used PADs
> 
> he said with PADS he could pick up a fully routed and fanned out QFP and
> plop it somewhere else
> all the traces would remain attached and reroute themselves around
> obstacles
> very fast and easy he claimed, like a mini-manual-autorouter
> 
> anybody know about this or have experience with newer versions of PADS ?
> my last look at it was probably in the 70's :)
> 
> As DXP does not seem to offer any productivity gains which i can see we
> may be looking for another package
> 




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