Mauricio,

Not really a bug IMHO.  Fossil that I am, my first job out of school was 
a detail draftsman for the US goverment drawing weapons test systems.  
This was back in the paper and pencil drafting days.  I still have my 
goverment issue drafting manual on my desk.  Within the first 5 pages of 
drawing procedures it explicitly states that four point connections are 
strictly FORBIDDEN.  Basically, it asks if those are just 2 lines 
crossing or is it a connection that you just forgot to dot?

Looks like Altium enforces that rule.  Aren't there any tips in some of 
the basic tutorials explaining that behavior?

Bill

Mauricio Jancic wrote:

>There is also a very anoying bug in protel sch that never was solved. It
>gave me 2 or 3 headaches in the past when I was not aware of it. Try it your
>self:
>
>1) on the SCH draw a wire, it doesn't have to be connected. Just one wire.
>2) now, draw a second wire and conect it to the first one. Altium will
>automatically place a juntion.
>3) now, you need to connect a second element to that node (junction) so
>start a new wire and end it on the junction. You will see that the junction
>y gone and there is no more electrical connection between the two wires. You
>can also start this new wire on the junction, the result is the same.
>
>Bye,
>
>Mauricio Jancic
>Janso Desarrollos
>www.janso.com.ar
>info@janso.com.ar
>(54) 11-4542-3519
> 
>  
>

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