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Subject:	Re: [geda-help] Footprints
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I was trying this a few times before, but did not find at a time if it
was possible to add a rat net directly in PCB program, without
netlist? That would help a lot to avoid mistakes.

>
> I sometimes draw the PCB directly, without first using gschem, if
> I've already built a prototype and the circuit is not too big, or
> if I am in a really big hurry.


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KPL

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