One other thing I noticed is that the library seems VERY sparse compared to the ivex or orcad libraries.  I have an old copy of orcad, but it was DOS based.  Their new version runs about $1400 for schematic capture and from $3K to $11K for PCB layout.  They don't have a hobby
version anymore... Oh well..... I'll keep searching...
Ron

"Alexandre Domingos F. Souza" wrote:

> >As a follow-up... I traded emails with the www.holophase.com people and they corrected me that there have been some 20+ updates since that
> >release.  I downloaded their eval software (full one costs $1K) and immediately needed a registry fix to remove all of the white lines the
> >software was putting on my IBM laptop screen.  Turns out I needed to slow down the graphics accelerator.  After that it seemed to work
> >fine.  The people were responsive.  I need to do some testing...
>
>         Circad is the best thing I've ever seen in computers directed to electronics. Period. So bad they don't agree in making a "cheap" version for hobbists and students. I'd love to buy Circad, but it's TOO expensive (man, did I said EXPENSIVE!?!?!) for almost everyone.
>

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