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Printing selection in PCB editor

dalbert2

Is there any way to print a selection from the 5.0 PCB Editor?

I have a small PCB surrounded by lots of fabrication drawing

text and would like to be able to print just the PCB portion

(e.g. for an assembly drawing or to print and check a layer).

 

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  • but the printed area contain and the invisible elements. this make

    impossible printing only the visible layers centred on page (for example)

     

     

    "Eric Agan" <eric@elegantinvention.com> wrote in message

    news:g3rg7o$mmb$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    David Albert wrote:

    Is there any way to print a selection from the 5.0 PCB Editor?

    I have a small PCB surrounded by lots of fabrication drawing

    text and would like to be able to print just the PCB portion

    (e.g. for an assembly drawing or to print and check a layer).

     

    Usually for assembly drawings I only enable the t/bPlace, t/bNames,

    t/bValues, and Dimension layers, then print. That's generally sufficient

    to get a nice and clean assembly drawing with part outlines and such.

     

    Eric Agan

    http://www.elegantinvention.com

     

     

     

     

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  • but the printed area contain and the invisible elements. this make

    impossible printing only the visible layers centred on page (for example)

     

     

    "Eric Agan" <eric@elegantinvention.com> wrote in message

    news:g3rg7o$mmb$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    David Albert wrote:

    Is there any way to print a selection from the 5.0 PCB Editor?

    I have a small PCB surrounded by lots of fabrication drawing

    text and would like to be able to print just the PCB portion

    (e.g. for an assembly drawing or to print and check a layer).

     

    Usually for assembly drawings I only enable the t/bPlace, t/bNames,

    t/bValues, and Dimension layers, then print. That's generally sufficient

    to get a nice and clean assembly drawing with part outlines and such.

     

    Eric Agan

    http://www.elegantinvention.com

     

     

     

     

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