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Electronics Forum / CAD / December 2007Re:Re: Altium Designer
Altium Designer for 20 English pounds sounds reasonable. Are you sure that was not one of their earlier Beta versions? How did it work? ORCAD is much more expensive. >Altium Designer for 20 English pounds sounds reasonable. Clueless software pirate. When responding to a Usenet post, include some of the text FROM THE POST TO WHICH YOU ARE RESPONDING. At a minimum, include the name of the person to whom you are responding. Are you sure that the poster was talking about Altium Designer? Sounds like you are responding to a post by Marra. Who supposedly wrote his own full-featured layout package and now sells it for 20 pounds on EBAY. Marra responds to every enquiry about PCB software with his lies about buying his own software, on EBAY for 20 pounds. Go ahead and buy it from a guy that lied to you in the first place. Why not? Not only is he a troll, a liar, but he also obviously doesn't think that his program is really worth more than 20 pounds.  SignatureSincerely, Brad Velander. > Altium Designer for 20 English pounds sounds reasonable. Are you sure > that was not one of their earlier Beta versions? How did it work? ORCAD > is much more expensive. > Are you sure that the poster was talking about Altium Designer? I will look forward to a link to your software for comparison with mine ! Even drafting and PCB standards cost more than $40. ORCAD Capture, Layout and autorouter could run several thousand dollars. > Altium Designer for 20 English pounds sounds reasonable. Are you sure > that was not one of their earlier Beta versions? How did it work? ORCAD > is much more expensive. |
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