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In article <bhertz.3285@terapin.com>, bhertz@terapin.com (Ben Hertz) writes:
>        Hi everyone.  I'm a high school student who's interested in
>electronics.  I enjoy building little circuits and reading all the stuff in
>this conference that I know absolutely nothing about.  
>        After seeing some new "iron-on" sheets for making P.C. boards
>advertised in several catalogs I began considering generating my own boards. 
>What I'm looking for is a Shareware, or relatively cheap program that will
>generate patterns for me.  There is a review of such a program in the May
>edition of Computer Craft, but after reading it over I'm not so sure if it does
>what I originally thought it did.  I am hoping for a program which I tell what
>I need connected to what other things, and it spits out a pattern. Maybe that's
>too much too ask, I don't know.
>        Anyway, if someone out there knows of a shareware program that creates
>Printed Circuit patterns, or where I could get one, I'd like to hear from them.
> Thanks.
>
>P.S.  Anyone know how many people are connected to this conference?
>
>                         Ben Hertz (bhertz.terapin.com)
>                         Richmond, California
Ben,
I just recently read something on this network concerning PCB software and 
called the company, Protel technology, with great success.
Their number is 1-800-544-4186.  Just tell the person on the other end
who you are and tell them you are interested in Easytrax.  It is shareware
and really does quite a lot.  I am not well versed in it but I am pretty sure
it will at least get you started.  I would send you a copy of what they sent
me but if you call them you will get all of the information on their other
software also. 

good luck

Richard