On Jan 21, 2011, at 5:48 PM, Chris McSweeny wrote:

>> That's true only if you want more than the freeware version.
>
> You miss the point - I did say making it legit rather than buying the
> full version (my boards are typically tiny) - the licence for the free
> version doesn't allow you to make any money from using it.

You'd have to go up to the $49 version, eh?  Awful!
(The $49 "lite" version has the same size/layers/etc limitations as =20
the freeware, but drops the "non commercial" pieces of the license.  =20
Last time I looked, anyway.)

I'm not excited about yet another windows-only "mediocre" PCB layout =20
package.  If you start getting to the packages that cost more than the =20
hardware they run on, I'm a strong believer in just biting your tongue =20
and buying whatever hardware is appropriate.  But my use is more =20
casual...

BillW

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