You're right. In fact, I just figured out a decent routing in my head.
Not as pretty as 4 straight lines, but then again, pretty is subjective
right? :)

Thanks,

Josh
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Olin Lathrop wrote:
> That will hardly be a "huge copper spider web".  This sort of thing goes
> on all the time during routing.  Unless they are partcularly sensitive
> signals (and it doesn't seem that way from your description), don't worry
> about it.  Just let the auto router do whatever it does.  Most likely the
> signals will get routed via even more convoluted paths than what you
> envision.  Big deal.  It's all handled by computer.  It might make a
> ratsnest, but it won't mess up the connections.  Spend the extra time
> worrying about good grounds instead.

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