> Wow, I haven't had any of those problems aside from the fact that if you
> layout the board and change the schematic to alter the connectivity, it
> won't realize that you changed it.  I would have to speak with an Altium
> FAE
> to get the details on that one.

I did. They said I was doing it wrong. But in fact, the schematic editor
should not leave stray traces around, and should not disconnect if you
move a part, and should not show connection dots if there is no
connection.

But otherwise I don't see how you can say
> they haven't touched SCH for 15 years...

I said most of the code. The user interface has changed.

But each to his own - my comparison is based on using Protel for six
months in 1996 and doing a month long project with Altium last year. It
certainly has the highest quality in the mid-price range, and is popular
for that very reason. And one can learn to use anything in time :)

Cheerful regards,

Bob


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