I'd recommend Eagle, from http://www.cadsoft.de. It's
available in a freeware version (limited to two
layers -- top and bottom -- and 100mm x 80mm surface
area) for DOS, Windows and Linux. If your board fits
in those limits, it's an excellent, well-supported
solution that continues to be upgraded in sync with the
standard and professional versions (which cost $600 US
and $1200 US respectively). Output driver support in
Eagle is very good; you can simply print a screen
view to a normal printer, or you can output a high-precision
CAM job to any of a large number of output devices such
as Gerber, HPGL, and several popular printers including
eight styles of Epson.

--Bob

On Mon, Sep 20, 1999 at 06:16:32PM -0400, Walter Markiw wrote:
>  I have recently downloaded freeware EASYTRAX from PROTEL , the DOS PCB
> design tool.I somehow can't figure out how to print a pcb layout with
> my stylus color 300 .Could any of you help me out on this one?If not on
> EASYTRAX,advice on  any other design tool available as freeware on
>  the net would be appreciated.

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