On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 12:25:04 -0800, Jim Tellier wrote:

>Bob Barr wrote:
>> I'm currently using AutoTRAX (not the old Protel AutoTrax; this is a
>> whole new program). You can download a 100-pin free version at the
>> www.AutoTRAXeda.com site. (A 600-pin "light" version is available for
>> $45 and the unlimited version only costs $95.) The Yahoo group has
>> about 1800 members and is very active. The program's developer posts
>> there quite frequently.
>
>Bob, does the "light" version have any kind of autoroute capability?
>Or even the 100-pin version (though I suspect not!).  It isn't really
>clear on their website.
>Which flavor are you using?
>Thanks!
>Jim

The only difference between the various versions is the pin count
limits. Anything that can be done with the full version can be done
exactly the same with the free demo version.,

I purchased the full version about a year ago. Autorouting just isn't
quite there yet, I have no doubt that it will improve over time. Since
most of the work I do is with fairly simple circuits, autorouting
isn't that big a deal for me.

I have been quite favorably impressed by the developer's involvement
in the Yahoo group discussions. I don't think I've ever seen such a
good response to bug reports and suggestions for improvements.


Regards, Bob

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