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Ploting schematic without showing component parameters

rickrevolta
rickrevolta over 15 years ago

Hello everybody

 I´m trying to plot my schematic at virtuoso schematic editor but I don not want to plot the component parameters. This is a plot for documentation purposes and it get a little confuse to see with a lot of infomation right next each transistor. How can I take off the component parameters  to plot the schematic ?

thanks

rickrevolta

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  • BaaB
    BaaB over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    I don't see Edit -> Component Display anywhere. Is it removed?

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to BaaB

    Please don't post on 10 year old threads (see the Forum Guidelines).

    The old, horrible, Edit->Component Display form was replaced in IC616 with View->Annotations->Setup, which fixes most of the problems with that flow and has a lot more powerful control over the annotations.

    See Result Annotation Flow Enhancement in Virtuoso (Video) and Results Annotation flow in ADE Assembler

    Andrew.

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