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thanks for all the help, guys.
unfortunately, im from the philippines and asking for a consultant about PCB design is not really possible right now because of money constraints. and considering the fact that im still a college student. books would really help a lot but i can't afford to buy one right now. i've searched the internet about some EMC design and only understand a few of them. 
 
i've used the old protel designer before when i designed a printer port, though i don't know anything about EMC before. it was easier to make a design when you don't have any knowledge about those restrictions!  now that im conducting my undergrad thesis, i'd really like to make my board nice (for my professor to let me graduate! hehe...)

i have a photoresist double-sided PCB here which im going to use. i've etched one about two months ago (routed manually), still without any knowledge on EMC (see photo). now, im trying to have a new design incorporating my minute knowledge on EMC. 
 
can someone guide me through? i mean, suggestions would really help a lot. thanks for the help.
 
-jay

 
Michael Buchstaller <buchi@buchi.de> wrote:
>The Autorouter option is only available if you have a netlist.  A netlist
>can either be imported or created when you draw the schematics.

Not true.
You can also simply position the parts and then draw "Airwires" for the
connections; mo need for a schematic. Then,entering the "AUTO" command
will do it...


-Michael Buchstaller

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