> At 11:59 AM 11/2/01 +1200, Steve Baldwin wrote:
> >My understanding is that the dividend doesn't exist in the US. You
> >buy stock at the current price and only make a gain when you sell it
> >at (hopefully) a higher price.
>
> No. We are getting pretty far outside the list subject; initially t
Hi
Just got the word, I have been set adrift again. ( enemployed)
If any one knows of a warm place, that needs a body, please
notify.
Thanks
Bob Fearon
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I agree with you. I am a user of CAD software that requires maintenance
programs that I haven't bothered with, (despite their regular attempts) as I
don't feel that the price warrants the benefit. However I still use the
version that I have because it still performs the functions that I need.
How
At 10:31 AM 11/2/01 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>That is exactly it !!
>Perhaps we should all buy some Altium shares and show up at their general
>meeting of shareholders. :-)
More practically, those users who hold a share or more could give their
proxies to a user-elected representative who
Or sell them short.
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> Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 1:32 AM
> To: Protel EDA Forum
> Subject: Re: [PEDA] Antwort: ATS - PIGS MIGHT FLY
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> Don Ingram wrote:
>
> >I don't accept that the solution to this
At 04:38 PM 11/1/01 -0800, Daniel Webster wrote:
>This smug statement cuts like a knife into the
>little guy trying to make a living for himself as a pcb design contractor.
>Mike, I think your imagination needs to be expanded some !
While I agree, basically, with most of Mr. Webster's post, the s
At 11:27 AM 11/2/01 +1100, John Haddy wrote:
>8c dividend on a share price of $4.35 = about a 2% return on
>your investment (assuming no growth). At this rate I'd be
>wanting to see at least 3% growth per annum (for a 5% net return).
Expected net return on a stock includes the expected capital ga
All,
I'd like to point out that (in my opinion ) Protel's 'tech' support is not
worth it.
[Rave switch on]
In the UK (Yes, Premier I know you are listening... you let the cat out the
other day) their support could be described as desktop support, similar to
that offered by PC reseller to new Wi
At 11:59 AM 11/2/01 +1200, Steve Baldwin wrote:
>My understanding is that the dividend doesn't exist in the US. You
>buy stock at the current price and only make a gain when you sell
>it at (hopefully) a higher price.
No. We are getting pretty far outside the list subject; initially the
relevanc
Just a small point Bill, to pick up on something you mentioned. America
isn't the only country to use Protel, or any of the other CADs tools you
mention. In fact quite a few other countries even design electronics! So in
fact the effects of CAD prices, like Protel, effect everyone all over the
wor
A coworker contacted Altium about a month ago for budgeting purposes to find
out the maintaince cost for PCAD 2000 (full version) and the expected
upgrade cost of Protel 99SE.
The sales person respond with US$1995 for both.
Maybe somebody wants to call Altium to verify?
Nick
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Almost, or partially lost. After placing the component, just hit enter, place, then
enter. Don't worry, the designator will still automatically increase it's number.
Brian Guralnick
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From: "Mike Reagan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Protel EDA Forum" <[EMAI
This is a feature I haven't been able to use since I got 99SE. I have
been looking and looking and still can't find how to get that back. If
you find a way let me know.
Thanks,
Brad
Stephen Smith wrote:
> I don't know what I've done, but before I used to be able to select a
> component, from
> I don't know what I've done, but before I used to be able to select a
> component, from a PCB library, and place as many as I liked (unless I
> was dreaming!!!), but now I can only place one component at a time,
> having to click the "place" command every time.
> What have I changed ?
>
My last comment on ATS.. it was inevitable. Protel bought Accel, a product
I hated and previously labeled "Bitmapped Crayola". Both PADS and Accel
marketed their products "a la carteAccel was not complete unless you
purchased the forth wheel as Dave White commented. A forth wheel,
autom
I have seen it happen a dozen times...
Company X offers goods and or services for $$ and has % of marketplace
Company X tries to increase its profit per good or service by adding value
added service (VAD)!
Customers of Company X claim $$ + VAD is too much despite quality of
good or serv
Don, I also agree to you.
Changing to another product will not solve the problem.
We invested a lot of time in "debugging" Protel 3.X. 98, 99 and 99SE.
Protel every time was encouraged to solve the problem in the new product
releases.
So we must "educate" the new company holders to follow the old
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> Don Ingram wrote:
>
> >I don't accept that the solution to this is to move
> to another product. We
> >have spent a hell of a lot of blood, sweat & tears
> over the years while
> >trying to turn out a living with this product.
>
> That is exactly it !!
> Perhap
I don't know what I've done, but before I used to be able to select a
component, from a PCB library, and place as many as I liked (unless I
was dreaming!!!), but now I can only place one component at a time,
having to click the "place" command every time.
What have I changed ?
Steve
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Don Ingram wrote:
>I don't accept that the solution to this is to move to another product. We
>have spent a hell of a lot of blood, sweat & tears over the years while
>trying to turn out a living with this product.
That is exactly it !!
Perhaps we should all buy some Altium shares and show up a
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