Hello,

do I miss something but AFAIK Circad (for DOS, at least) definitely has a
built-in autorouter.

Imre

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, fred jones wrote:

> I was using this software up until about 2 or 3 years ago and switched.  I
> was laying out a board (8"X8") and only had a couple of components left to
> add when it reached its limit.  I emailed the author and after a week he did
> send me a custom version that would allow a few more components so I could
> finish it up but apparently its 16bit or DOS based or something and I had
> hit the limit.  I don't know if it's better now but I wasn't impressed with
> it.  Its bound to have been improved now.  It's certainly cheap enough to
> try and I see now you can download a demo version.  The software I'm using
> now, Circad from www.holophase.com is ok but it doesn't autoroute so I'd be
> interested in a better product at a reasonable price.  Just afraid to try PC
> logic again.
> Good luck,
> FJ
>
> ======================================================
> Okay ... I'm looking at the PC Logic website now.  Looks promising.  I'll be
> back....
>
> Thanks,
> -Neil.
>
>
> On Monday 12 April 2004 07:10 am, victorf57@COX.NET scribbled:
>  > google for pclogic, cheap,auto router,2 layer only,large size.
>  > also look at rimu pcb also cheap but no auto router.
>  > regards
>  > victor
>
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