Hi Miquel,

Try cadint at http://www.cadint.com .  They offer a free download.  The
free version is a node limited version which means that as/if you
upgrade, the program operates in exactly the same way.  They offer
several levels of upgrade if you want/need to handle larger circuits
(the free version can handle most hobby circuits).  They have recently
improved their manual significantly (also a free download).

I have used a number of schematic entry/pc layout packages and nobody
has better integration between the two sides.  Once you are comfortable
with schematic entry, you will be comfortable with pc layout.  Output
from the program is the full encasulated Gerber set which is the
preferred format at almost all board houses.

Regards,
Dave

miquel noguer wrote:
> I'm looking for a freeware pcb design?
>
> I don't need a big or very good soft. A very basic
> soft will be enough.

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