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convert schematics or simulation results to PDF

Do you know some software which can be invoked from CADENCE to PRINT schematics (hierarhically) or spectre simulation plots in PDF. In our company we use such one made by our guys but it doesn't behave very well.

Thnks for your responces in advance!

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Quek over 15 years ago

Hi Tyanata

Please refer to solution 11184596. It provides a step-by-step guide on how to implement a pdf printer using "ps2pdf" cmd.

Best regards
Quek
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John Barth over 5 years ago in reply to Quek

Link no longer valid, looking for a way to create PDF (or postscript) using real fonts, not vectors. I would like to be able to edit the text for presentations without having to update schematic database. Also would like to search the pdf. I thought I was able to do this in the past (many many years ago), not sure if I used some other output format ... (hpgl ?)
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John Barth over 5 years ago in reply to Quek

Link no longer valid, looking for a way to create PDF (or postscript) using real fonts, not vectors. I would like to be able to edit the text for presentations without having to update schematic database. Also would like to search the pdf. I thought I was able to do this in the past (many many years ago), not sure if I used some other output format ... (hpgl ?)
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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to John Barth

John,

I fixed the link. It's working now (it was from before we changed our support web site and some of the URLs changed when that happened)

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