You are facing a learning curve when you move to DXP or to 2004 (the
magnitude of the learning curve is in dispute, but everyone except
Altium agrees that it is there). Why waste your time learning an
orphaned product? You get 2004 for free if you bought or downgraded to
DXP. If you have not received your copy yet, get on Altium's case and
have them ship it to you. It you are going to spend the time learning
something new, wasting it on learning an orphaned version of Protel is
not very smart.
Hamid
Steve Wiseman wrote:
I've got a project coming up which I'd like to run through DXP as a
learning project, since it's not too urgent. While I do have a huge
archive of DXP emails from [EMAIL PROTECTED], which I could
no doubt work my way through, are there any other resources out
there to help the transition? Altium seem to have completely
disowned DXP on their website - is 2004 the same thing?
I guess what I'm really hoping for is a list of really obvious things
that I'll otherwise have to learn the hard way...
Thanks for any hints, pointers, warnings, whatever :)
Steve
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