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edit the pin design

autodeskguest

Hello,

 

Do you know if there is a possibility to edit the library pin design ?

For design and aesthetics reasons I would like smaller text for the pin name

and number.

 

Thanks,

 

Jerome

 

 

 

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  • Oliver Betz wrote on Thu, 11 February 2010 03:01

    Olin Lathrop wrote:

     

     

    just like the reversed date order in the US.

     

    it's not reversed, it's scrambled IOW not monotonic.

     

    >That's hardly a standard, but it does appear to be popular for some

    reason.

    I'm in the US but I generaly write dates like 10 February 2010.  In

    the

     

    That's at least unambiguous and human-readable, but...

     

    >computer I use strings like 2010/2/10 since storing and transmitting

    >information is best done in most to least significant order.  I really

    hate

     

    ....the "/" delimiter no good choice since ISO 8601 exists since more

    than two decades now and is the only world wide accepted date format.

     

     

    I agree Oliver.  The iso standard also has the nice feature that if you use

    it in a filename then it will sort chronologically as well with any

    standard file browser on any platform.  I use this all the time on

    documents like invoices, documents, ....

     

    For those who don't know, here is more info

     

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601

     

    Cheers,

     

    James.

    --

    James Morrison  ~~~  Stratford Digital

     

    email:  james@eaglecentral.ca

    web: http://www.eaglecentral.ca

     

    Specialising in CadSoft EAGLE

    • Online Sales to North America

    • Electronic Design Services

    • EAGLE Enterprise Toolkit

    --

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  • Oliver Betz wrote on Thu, 11 February 2010 03:01

    Olin Lathrop wrote:

     

     

    just like the reversed date order in the US.

     

    it's not reversed, it's scrambled IOW not monotonic.

     

    >That's hardly a standard, but it does appear to be popular for some

    reason.

    I'm in the US but I generaly write dates like 10 February 2010.  In

    the

     

    That's at least unambiguous and human-readable, but...

     

    >computer I use strings like 2010/2/10 since storing and transmitting

    >information is best done in most to least significant order.  I really

    hate

     

    ....the "/" delimiter no good choice since ISO 8601 exists since more

    than two decades now and is the only world wide accepted date format.

     

     

    I agree Oliver.  The iso standard also has the nice feature that if you use

    it in a filename then it will sort chronologically as well with any

    standard file browser on any platform.  I use this all the time on

    documents like invoices, documents, ....

     

    For those who don't know, here is more info

     

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601

     

    Cheers,

     

    James.

    --

    James Morrison  ~~~  Stratford Digital

     

    email:  james@eaglecentral.ca

    web: http://www.eaglecentral.ca

     

    Specialising in CadSoft EAGLE

    • Online Sales to North America

    • Electronic Design Services

    • EAGLE Enterprise Toolkit

    --

    Browser access to CadSoft Support Forums at http://www.eaglecentral.ca

     

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