anyone know this schematic editor

Depends on the libraries, but it looks very Cadstar.

Looks like pretty much any schematic entry tool, assuming you create libraries that look like that.

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Protel 99 would do something quite close to that. I think Accel Tango (in the US, same as Protel Autotrax) would make a very similar drawing. These had quite sophisticated schematic object composing tools. The default libraries were fairly awful, everything was just boxes with minimal annotation, but you could create your own parts quite quickly, maybe 2 minutes per part.

Jon

Since when could you put binary attachments onto posts in this group? Whuzzup?

Yes, I saw an image.

Now called Altium Designer. Yes, it's just a matter of making custom schematic library elements. My components can look like that if I chose.

It depends on your NNTP server, whether you can upload it or not, and of course peer servers whether they'll pass it along. It seems that allowing binaries is a lot more common than it once was. It may be that no one cares about bandwidth (or the Usenet) anymore so they don't bother to restrict binaries.

No, Altium Designer is the descendant, but a complete rewrite of the old Protel 99 package. Yes, same company. I still use Protel 99 SE, as it does all I need, I know where the warts are, and I didn't want to spend a bundle to upgrade.

Jon