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Subject: 0 CAD
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Date: Fri, 16-Nov-84 05:24:31 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 16 05:24:31 1984
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From: INTMET@BBNA.ARPA
In the monday, Nov. 12, 84 Electronic Engineering Times, page 108 an article
reports that for ten dollars Douglas Electronics Inc. (415) 483-8770 will
sell you a program to do pc board layout.  You can then send them a disk
and they will make up your art work or boards.  My favorite part of the
article follows:
  First, the user calls up the Douglas Electronic facility -- on the telephone
  -- and then places the mouthpiece of the telephone handset near the
  loudspeaker inside the Macintosh.  The program then produces a series of
  tones and data bursts corresponding to the complexity of the
  printed circuit-board design, and within a few moments, a price quote
  is given back to the user by a Douglas employee.
Gee wiz, I've got half a modem and I never knew it!
			ben hyde, cambridge
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