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NC Drill Legend setup

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I have three questions regarding setup for NC legend. We are running SPB 16.01 on a Windows XP platform. 1. What is the best text editor to use to edit the default-in.dlt file? 2. Is there any way to control the line thickness of the legend chart other than editing after chart creation? If not, this would be a great enhancement; control of line (and rectangle) thickness for plotting purposes. 3. We have not specified drill symbols with our padstack creation. Is there a way to automatically generate symbols along with the legend table? I thought there was but I can't seem to find it now. Thanks


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    For changing the size, change the parameters of text block 9 (setup->Text sizes) and it will reflect in the drill legend.
    Be aware that I say text block 9 since that is the default with the Cadence install. You can modify your default-mils.txt (or any of them of course) to use various text blocks for different portions of the NC drill legend. Allegro spaces/sizes the table according to your text sizes.


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    For changing the size, change the parameters of text block 9 (setup->Text sizes) and it will reflect in the drill legend.
    Be aware that I say text block 9 since that is the default with the Cadence install. You can modify your default-mils.txt (or any of them of course) to use various text blocks for different portions of the NC drill legend. Allegro spaces/sizes the table according to your text sizes.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by redwire
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