17/5/2000 Yes you may have to make your own LED here, I can not remember what was in the libs at download. Pity about all this isn't it :) Don't despair! Wait until you have to do an SMT board! Anyway to do this you may want to edit a component like an axial CAP and call it LED. Don't forget that Protel still has the hole sizes incorrect, but doing it this way will get the padstacks correct. As you have 29 out of the 30days left it would seem that you will have to work like a little beaver to get this done. But I thought that you could not save, nor print in this version. Can not remember I took a quick look at it and decided to use the CD to stop coffee cup rings on my desk. You may want to look at EASYTRAKS (Another quality product from Protel) It is completely free Dennis > -----Original Message----- > From: Phillip Vogel [SMTP:phillip@BARTAL.COM] > Sent: Wednesday, 17 May 2000 0:40 > To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: Re: [OT] No LED in Protel???? > > Werner Soekoe wrote: > > > > Hi > > > > BIG Problem! I'm trying Protel 99SE, using a PIC circuit to run a few > LED's > > When it came to placing LED's on the PCBoard, I couldn't find a LED > > footprint? Is there one available??? I'm specifically looking for a LED > > footprint, with pins marked A and K for using Autorouting. Can anyone > help? > > Has anyone had this problem before??? > > Yeah, this is a problem with EVERY CAD system I've looked at. Half the job > seems to be creating parts. A while back, there was a company selling > libraries for several CAD systems containing the entire Digi-Key catalog > (by > their part numbers). It was a good idea, and I bought it. The library was > CRAP! Wrong pinouts, wrong hole sizes, zero width lines, you name it. So, > back > to creating parts.... > > Phil > -- > Phillip M. Vogel, President | "It's not what you've been taught, > Bartal Design Group, Inc. | it's what you've learned." (me) > 318 Marlboro Road | +1-201-567-1343 FAX:+1-201-568-2891 > Englewood, NJ 07631 USA | phillip@bartal.com