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feustel@netcom.UUCP (David Feustel) writes:
>I'm a rank novice getting ready to build a pcb board using a slightly
>modified schematic of a circuit in the public domain. I want to
>produce artwork that I can send to a PCB maker who will produce the
>pc board for me in sample quantities. Which of the above-mentioned
>(or unmentioned) software packages would be best for me and why?
>Thanks.

Take a look at DC-CAD (Design Computation) in NJ.  OrCad is excellent
if you have the bucks.  Wintek is pretty bad.

Try Express Circuits 1-800-426-5396 for a board shop- quality is top
drawer, and their prices are good, too.  They always beat R&D Circuits
and Avanti every time I get a quote.

I am not affiliated with any of these folks, though I use Express and
DC-CAD myself.

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