If you're not going to need a bunch, try www.expresspcb.com.  Free
software to lay out 2-sided boards.  They do really nice work, though
unfortunately I don't think the files their software produces are
interchangeable with any other package.  They have a newer service, qty 3
boards 2.5 x 3" for US$59 delivered, if I recall correctly.

On Sat, 24 Mar 2001, Neil Bradley wrote:

> Thanks all for the suggestions and pointers. I've now figured out which
> PIC micro I'm going to use for my project.
>
> Although I've dabbled in all kinds of breadboarded circuits in my day,
> I've never tried to lay out a PCB nor have I used a schematic capture
> program.
>
> Can anyone recommend a schematic capture and/or autorouter for PCB layout
> - dual layer max - that won't break the bank but will still be
> useful? It'd be nice if it emitted the proper files so I could have a PCB
> manufacturing house draw it (Gerber files?).
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> -->Neil
>
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