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New Designer joins group

I'd like to say hello to everyone here... I hope that you all had happy holidays.

Unfortunately, I had surgery a few weeks ago, and am presently only able to lay on my back or sit in a reclining chair. I happened to find this group and thought it would be a good way for me to pass some time, share some of my experience, and learn a few things from the others who may be here.

Please don't be shy about contacting me to say hello. I'll be laid-up for at least a month, and will be glad to hear from you !

All the best,

Jean Lestrale

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lestrale
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I hope 2007 is a better year for you!

Heal fast!

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Charles Schuler

Oh, and if you are really looking for fun stuff at no cost, check out:

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Charles Schuler

Hello Jean,

Happy new year jean. Which tool you use to design PCBs?

Manu

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Manu

And of course

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Ian

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Ian Bell

Thanks to Charles and Ian for the replies and the links. I'll check them out later today. Got to see the doctor this morning.

Manu, I use Orcad SDT v3.11 for schematics and Tango PCB Plus v2.22 for the layouts. You can find a lot of details on my website.... I know my tools are older, but they work so well that I just don't see any need to change them.

All the best,

Jean

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lestrale

There's a user group for the old DOS Orcad programs. For the more modern versions of SDT, someone has made new VESA drivers that work well for high resolution monitors.

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Recently, the founder of Orcad has joined our group.

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Mark
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qrk

Our Christmas was great but I am sorry to hear that your's wasn't this time. Hopefully you'll have a good recovery and that the surgery really heals whatever it was intended to fix.

When a back problem flattened me two Christmases ago I used that forced bed time to brush up on stuff I hadn't used in a while. In my case that was re-learning a few portions of C and some assembler tricks. This time it would probably be Cypress' PSoC Express.

Oh, we are definitely not shy around here :-)

Same to you, especially for your recovery.

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Regards, Joerg

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Joerg

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