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How to import a company logo on pcb editor 16.3

salim saheb

 Hai every one,

Please tell me how to import a company logo in a PCB editor 16.3. and please tell me the procedure if any software installation regarding logo import.

 

Thank you

Salim 

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  • ; Download and install the latest precompiled potrace release suitable for your platform:
    ; http://potrace.sourceforge.net/download
    ; set the POTRACE_PATH environment variable to the path to the executable
    ; eg. C:\utils\potrace
    ; If using Program Files folder (not advised) use [drive letter]:\Progra~1\potrace
    ;
    ; Download and install the latest precompiled ImageMagick release suitable for your platform
    ; This may not be necessary if you use Linux as ImageMagick is often included in Linux installations:
    ; http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php"
    ; eg. http://www.imagemagick.org/download/binaries/ImageMagick-6.5.3-Q16-windows.zip
    ; Set the MAGICK_HOME environment variable to the path to the convert executable.
    ; eg. C:\utils\ImageMagick\ImageMagick-6.5.1-3
    ;
    ; Install logoMaker_public.il into your skill folder.
    ; Add load("logoMaker_public.il") to the allegro.ilinit file in your pcbenv folder.
    ;
    ;  Running within Allegro:
    ; Type logomaker in the command window.
  • in reply to eDave

    Okay, used logomaker for many years (Thanks much, eDave!) but recently found that ImageMagick 7 changed the command line tool config, so logomaker complains about not finding utils.

    (ImageMagick 6:  convert ...  ; ImageMagick 7: magick convert ... )

    You *can* do a simple workaround, or just install the older ImageMagick, but thought it was worth a note. 

  • in reply to ChuckLane

    Hi Chuck. I've attached the latest version (although it is still rather old).

    Please let me know if it helps. It does need an update for 17.4 forms and above.logoMaker_public.4.0.zip

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