Hi,
I use also since somebody has recommended it in this list. It's great with
only one drawback: the maximal size of the schematic is 80x25 (chars).
It's enough to send ideas and smaller snippets, however. The most
advantage that's why I vote for it the output is human-readable.

Imre


On Thu, 25 Feb 1999, Octavio Nogueira wrote:

> Anyone knows SCH-DRAW? it's a dos software to draw
> ASCII schematics and you can use the mouse with it.
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> De: Wagner Lipnharski <wagnerl@EARTHLINK.NET>
> Para: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
> Data: Quinta-feira, Fevereiro 25, 1999 01:50
> Assunto: Re: posting schematics as pspice model
>
>
> >There is a friend of mine that was producing a JavaScript
> >small program to create *and* show simple electronic diagram.
> >
> >The idea was to solve this great problem of sending large
> >files to represent ideas and suggestions.  It was right
> >after a *big* problem happened at that atmel@pic.co.za.
> >
> >The program creates a very small file to be attached and
> >great results on the web browser image.  I tested it at
> >the first versions, it was great.
> >
> >I will try to find out about it.
> >
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