On 06:28 PM 14/03/2003, Z Hylton said:
I need some help.
I am panelizing a number of small boards, (5 caps, two SOP16 packages). I'm
using DXP and when I copy the second board, all the designator's names are
changed. C1 becomes C1_1, ...the third board has designator's changed from
C1 to C1_2...
At 08:31 PM 3/11/2003, Richard Sumner wrote:
*Select-Outside and then draw the select box around your PCB. This should
just select the wayward *components. Then move them.
This didn't quite work. Protel simply would not select the components that
were outside the box AND negative.
I'm on a com
thanks to all (except brad ! :) )
that helps a lot
i knew there was a way
Dennis Saputelli
Thomas wrote:
>
> F5 refreshes the explorer pane. However, the SCH's are sorted in the order
> they are drawn on the project sheet.
> To move them use the "send item to back/front(of)" command on the shee
Hi Mark,
Cant say that we have transferred a PADS ascii file that large, most of
ours are 200- 800k. But the import sequence is fairly forward and trouble
free and takes a minute. I would advise saving the file in another format
other than 3.5. 3.5 has alot of attributes which may be slowing d
I need some help.
I am panelizing a number of small boards, (5 caps, two SOP16 packages). I'm
using DXP and when I copy the second board, all the designator's names are
changed. C1 becomes C1_1, ...the third board has designator's changed from
C1 to C1_2... and so on.
Does anyone know how to tur
thank you Ben !
i remembered something along those lines, but not exactly what it was
i have a 22 page printout (which needs to be on paper) and this will
help
i will try that and report back
Dennis Saputelli
Ben Uijtenhaak wrote:
>
> Dennis,
> The sch files are sort in order of the sequence y
Dennis,
The order of the sheets in the explorer pane is dependent on how they are "stacked" on
the schematic sheet. Use the "Move To Front", "Bring To Front", Send To Back", Bring
To Front Of" and "Send To Back Of" commands to set the desired order. After executing
any of the above commands, p
Leo,
this is a bug. I reported it to the PEDA list previously I don't know if it
appears in their bug list. This was my text from the report I made. Sound the same
doesn't it?
PCB P99SE SP6 PCB Printer.
In printing a PCB there is a case where pads will not print
correctly even if their
At 14/03/2003 08:31, you wrote:
Leo,
Weird problem.. It always worked fine, as far as showing correct pad
sizes for me.
It did for me too, on the full SMD boards I produced earlier. Only there I
had a hassle with octagon pads (found a way around that, though: generate
gerbers the usual way,
