PCB Editor

[Rodney]

Hi,

I've just been trying out a program called PCB Editor which I purchased from
Germany. It's supper easy to use and is perfect for hobby use or small
business. There is a demo available at www.waldherr.com. The demo is the
same as the registered version but you can't save your work. Cost of the
registered version is $111.00 U.S. I just used it to design a PCB for a
motor control circuit and am impressed. I don't see any faults in it though
I'm not an expert.
Have fun.

Rod

[Rodney]

P.S.
The proper name for the program is actually PCB Developer's Assistant

Rod

Post by Rodney
Hi,
I've just been trying out a program called PCB Editor which I purchased
from Germany. It's supper easy to use and is perfect for hobby use or
small business. There is a demo available at www.waldherr.com. The demo
is the same as the registered version but you can't save your work. Cost
of the registered version is $111.00 U.S. I just used it to design a PCB
for a motor control circuit and am impressed. I don't see any faults in it
though I'm not an expert.
Have fun.
Rod

[Mike Swift]

Post by Rodney
P.S.
The proper name for the program is actually PCB Developer's Assistant
Rod

Post by Rodney
Hi,
I've just been trying out a program called PCB Editor which I purchased
from Germany. It's supper easy to use and is perfect for hobby use or
small business. There is a demo available at www.waldherr.com. The demo
is the same as the registered version but you can't save your work. Cost
of the registered version is $111.00 U.S. I just used it to design a PCB
for a motor control circuit and am impressed. I don't see any faults in it
though I'm not an expert.
Have fun.
Rod

Have anyone on this newsgroup heard of McCad for Schematic capture and
pcb design? They have a free copy avalable that will handle a board up
to 6" (150mm) square.