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Looking for schematic drawing application

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From: Kevin Boyce
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 18:56
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I want a simple schematic drawing program, which will automatically
stretch connections as you move components, ties labels to components,
comes with a decent component library, allows adding PICTs to the
library, etc.  Preferably in the $100-200 range, or PD if there is
one.  

OR

A complete package including schematic drawing and analog simulation
(PC layout not necessary, but maybe unavoidable?).  This is going to
be major bucks, I assume.  Under $1K would be nice in this category.
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Subject: Looking for schematic drawing application
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