Multisim Files

Nov 03, 2013 3 Replies
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Is there a SAFE viewer out there for MultiSim files (*.ms10)?



Everything I find is an exe of questionable source. ...Jim Thompson



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Beats me.

I have a copy, if you'd like a PDF and netlist (and whatever other formats it outputs, I forget), I could convert.

Tim

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Jim, Most likely they will all be EXE. Did you try the MultiSim site? That should be reputable.

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I was looking for free ;-) But I'll try there. Maybe they have a student version? I just need to view a MultiSim schematic, not manipulate it. ...Jim Thompson

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