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Strokes in allegro

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Can anyone give me information about working with stokes in allegro.
How to enable the option and where can we find the strok file.

Thanks in advance.
A.R.E


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by eswar
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    The tool used to create strokes is in Tools -> Utilities -> Stroke Editor

    The strokes are actioned by holding down the CTRL key and acting the stroke with the mouse's right hand button pressed.

    The strokes file is stored within the PCBENV directory and is named allegro.strokes.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by kp
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    Don't forget to set no_zoom_to_object as enable
    In Setup>User Preferences..., and in Input categories.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by leonlee
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    Posted By leonlee on 11/26/2007 1:14 AM
    Don't forget to set no_zoom_to_object as enable
    In Setup>User Preferences..., and in Input categories.


    Sorry for a mistake, the preference is

    no_dragpopup= enable


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by leonlee
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    Thanks every one for the reply.

    I will work on your suggesions.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by eswar
  • gintugaArs

    good day, please help! cant load stroke file. please check below for details. thanks

    Opening existing drawing...
    Grids are drawn 39.936, 39.936 apart for enhanced viewability.
    W- (SPMHDB-214): Allegro PCB Design XL opening an Allegro Expert design.
    W- (SPMHDB-213): DRC set to "out of date". This product supports a different DRC set than last product used on drawing.
    E- Can't open STED stroke file 'Üõ¥‘m¾uQm¾u®ÑZ'.
    E- Stroke not recognized.

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