That is what a FAX machine is for.  Email can't do everything.  At least
not without a whole lot of pain!
If either of you don't have a fax machine, the local office supply store
will gladly send or receive it for you, for a price.
Sherpa Doug

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Mansheim [mailto:Michael_J_Mansheim@GRACO.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 3:10 PM
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: [OT]: looking for suggestions for communicating interface
> details
>
>
> I would like to communicate some information to a vendor that is
> building a test bench that will interface directly to the pic on our
> product.  This information will consist of, for example, pieces of a
> schematic showing how our pic interfaces to a connector, how
> the circuit
> on their side should look, the exact configuration of the interconnect
> cable, square wave timing diagrams, etc., all along with text for
> explaining the whole mess.  As with everything, I would like
> to do this
> rapidly!  It seems it would be fastest to just write/draw it by hand,
> but I would like to e-mail this information (I'm actually considering
> doing it by hand and taking a picture of it).
> None of the software packages we have here (Word, Excel, Visio) seem
> particularly well suited to this task.  I don't do the
> schematics around
> here, but I'm also considering asking the person that does to
> draw this
> up.  Any suggestions?  Would any of the schematic/cad
> packages that were
> discussed not too long ago work very well for this?  I've
> never used any
> of them, but I could pick one up quickly.
> Thanks for any input.
>
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