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I came across a handful of license keys that I have had for a while. No
fake "software to replace a failed key" or any BS like that. Real keys,
legit licenses.
I also have one license/key for the RoutePro "auto router" which is
pretty good, considering its place in time.
Also have a manual for RoutePro, and one for PCB+. They are complete
and well detailed, but they are big and heavy for shipping purposes.
Anyway, just curious if anyone might be interested in making a serious
offer for one or more of them. I don't have the original install
disks, but I have archived the existing software with all the drivers
and libraries, including some of the ones I have created, onto a CD.
Being a DOS based proggy, you just copy to your drive, edit the ini
file to match your drive letter and paths, and you are on your way. It
is a pretty good, flexible program. I created up to 10 layer boards
with it, for products used in the CATV industry for commercial
inserters and other pro, job related products. Easy to use, easy to
make parts, imports ascii netlists, and I even bought a back annotate
program that outputs a text, was/is file, to keep the reference
designators all nice and lined up on the board.
Nice package for any kind of PCB layout, hobby or professional.
Pmail singlewchildren@gmail.com if you are interested or curious.
Thanks,
Mark
fake "software to replace a failed key" or any BS like that. Real keys,
legit licenses.
I also have one license/key for the RoutePro "auto router" which is
pretty good, considering its place in time.
Also have a manual for RoutePro, and one for PCB+. They are complete
and well detailed, but they are big and heavy for shipping purposes.
Anyway, just curious if anyone might be interested in making a serious
offer for one or more of them. I don't have the original install
disks, but I have archived the existing software with all the drivers
and libraries, including some of the ones I have created, onto a CD.
Being a DOS based proggy, you just copy to your drive, edit the ini
file to match your drive letter and paths, and you are on your way. It
is a pretty good, flexible program. I created up to 10 layer boards
with it, for products used in the CATV industry for commercial
inserters and other pro, job related products. Easy to use, easy to
make parts, imports ascii netlists, and I even bought a back annotate
program that outputs a text, was/is file, to keep the reference
designators all nice and lined up on the board.
Nice package for any kind of PCB layout, hobby or professional.
Pmail singlewchildren@gmail.com if you are interested or curious.
Thanks,
Mark