Thanks all of you!

Now I have further questions :-)

- Is there any place where you could download more libraries? Or is there
any way to find the component by manufacturer+partnumber?
- How can I swith off the "artificial intellugence"? :-) I mean Eagle tries
to be more smart than I, so that I switch off the bottom view, would like to
work only on the top, then it still displays the yellow lines for the
components for the bottom. I would need thos yellow lines because it is
helpful while routing, but I would like to see only those that are in
connection to the top layer directly.

- Also smarter that if I do a routing, view only the top, click on an SMD
pad, and if it happenes that on the bottom there is another SMD pad it
switches back the bottom view and connects the route that one... How can I
tell that I really do not want to work on the bottom?

Thanks,
Tamas


On 19/09/06, peter green <plugwash@p10link.net> wrote:
>
>
> > and the drill is a plated one.
> it would be a pretty specialist PCB process if you had direct control over
> which holes are plated with most processes if a hole is in a copper area
> it
> will stay plated and if its in a non copper area the plating will be
> etched
> away.
>
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