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I have used Pads-PCB, and Smartwork.

Which type of system you decide to use depends on how big the circuits you
make are. For larger boards PCB-pads is probably best (although the user
interface is about as counter-intuitive as you can get). But getting the auto-
routing option is a must. When I used it we had the Superrouter (a rip-up
and retry router) which managed to route to 100% an analog crossover!

Smartwork is useful because it can autoroute from point to point. So you
can take a wire and give it starting and ending points and it will route it.
This cotrasts to Pads-pcb where you have to lead each wire by the nose to 
lay it down.

Another option would be ORCAD. I have used their Schematic Capture extensively,
and their user interface is INCREDIBLE! They now have a PCB layout program out
which hopefully is just as good. Anybody used it?

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