Hi

I use winqcad for both schematic capture and PCB work.  The interface is a
bit different but is easy to learn.  I have done many boards with it and the
autorouter has never failed to complete a board for me.  You can download a
free version which does small boards.  You can also do larger boards but the
program will not print them or create the Gerber files if the board is too
large.

http://www.winqcad.com/

I use Alberta Printed Circuits for the boards mostly because they are just a
few minutes drive from me.  Their quality is first rate, I'm not familiar
with other prices, I am usually in a hurry and they can get me prototype
boards within 24 hours.  You can email or FTP the Gerber files to them, they
also supply a small program that will assemble your files into a ZIP and
send it to them for you.

http://www.apcircuits.com/

Dave


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To: "Microcontroller discussion list - Public." <piclist@mit.edu>
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 8:41 AM
Subject: Re: [PIC] - Fabricating PCB boards


>
>
> Thanks for the responses, keep them coming, here is where I am:
> Autocad: Since this is where I am at the moment with 2.7 boards to the
> point where I have etched, going to try to use "GERBERCON" to convert
> the DXF to Gerber. Does anyone have comments on Gerbercon? 

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