Hi
I have tried out the Eagle Freemium with great success, and am now deciding whether I should purchase the Standard or Pro version. Can someone tell me whether if I purchase the Standard version and find in the future I need the Pro for a larger board layout whether I can upgrade or would I need to purchase the entire Pro version again?
Sorry if this question has been asked before, but I could not find it!
Regards,
James
Am 29.09.2010 15:54, schrieb Tilmann Reh:
Richard Hammerl schrieb:
>> The original question is alread answered.
>> As Jim Littlefield wrote in his message:
>>
>>>> From: Jim Littlefield <jameslittlefield@verizon.net>
>>>> Newsgroups: eagle.support.eng
>>>> Subject: Re: Upgrading Eagle
>>>> Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2010 06:54:44 -0400
>>>>
>>>> Whenever I have upgraded (windows/linux vesions) the new Eagle
>>>> version has installed in its own new directory leaving the
>>>> older versions intact. If you have created your own part
>>>> libraries or modified any of the ones that come with Eagle
>>>> you may have to selectively copy the revised lib files and/or
>>>> modify the search path for libraries.
I'm afraid you are referencing the wrong message.
The OP of this thread is visible only in the element-14 forum - this is
one more example of how extremely poor these interfaces work.
Here's the OP (quoted), posted by a James Cooper on 27.09.10:
>> I have tried out the Eagle Freemium with great success, and am now
>> deciding whether I should purchase the Standard or Pro version. Can
>> someone tell me whether if I purchase the Standard version and find
>> in the future I need the Pro for a larger board layout whether I can
>> upgrade or would I need to purchase the entire Pro version again?
It's boring that those forums keep mangling the newsgroup data. If they
can't correctly deal with them, they'd better stop accessing the
newsgroups at all...
Tilmann
Hi Tilman,
thank you for clarifying things.
I basically don't use element-14 for the CadSoft nntp groups.
So I referred to the wrong message which has the same subject and
was posted some days ago in this group.
I was not aware that messages posted via element14 can get lost and
are not visible in the original CadSoft groups. I hope somebody of
the responsible persons reads this and will react on it.
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards
Richard Hammerl
CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/faq.htm
Richard Hammerl schrieb:
The original question is alread answered.
As Jim Littlefield wrote in his message:
>>> From: Jim Littlefield <jameslittlefield@verizon.net>
>>> Newsgroups: eagle.support.eng
>>> Subject: Re: Upgrading Eagle
>>> Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2010 06:54:44 -0400
>>>
>>> Whenever I have upgraded (windows/linux vesions) the new Eagle
>>> version has installed in its own new directory leaving the
>>> older versions intact. If you have created your own part
>>> libraries or modified any of the ones that come with Eagle
>>> you may have to selectively copy the revised lib files and/or
>>> modify the search path for libraries.
I'm afraid you are referencing the wrong message.
The OP of this thread is visible only in the element-14 forum - this is
one more example of how extremely poor these interfaces work. 
Here's the OP (quoted), posted by a James Cooper on 27.09.10:
I have tried out the Eagle Freemium with great success, and am now
deciding whether I should purchase the Standard or Pro version. Can
someone tell me whether if I purchase the Standard version and find
in the future I need the Pro for a larger board layout whether I can
upgrade or would I need to purchase the entire Pro version again?
It's boring that those forums keep mangling the newsgroup data. If they
can't correctly deal with them, they'd better stop accessing the
newsgroups at all...
Tilmann
