> >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.
> >
Jim Tellier wrote:
> >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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