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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Hi Bret,<BR><BR>in the link below, you will find 2
hpgl-files of the face plate of an analog<BR>computer, (I did it for my
cnc-mach., one is just the text, the holes are in<BR>the 2nd file).<BR><BR><A
href="http://www.analog-synth.de/synths/anacomp/anacomp.htm">http://www.analog-synth.de/synths/anacomp/anacomp.htm</A><BR><BR>then
just download the two files "Plot file of the text" (anapc1gr.plt) and<BR>"Plot
file of the Holes" (anapc1fr.plt) to your harddisc via right<BR>mouseclick.<BR>I
never tried to import them using the schaefer front-panel-editor.... so
no<BR>warranty on all this....<BR><BR>But the best way is, like ullrich said, is
to use corel draw. I would use<BR>corel 9, because corel 11 has a bug in
exporting to hpgl-format : closed<BR>circles in corel draw are a bit open in the
hpgl-file, with awful results.<BR>This bug occurs NOT in corel 9 !!! and corel 9
is much cheaper to get.....<BR><BR>hope this is
helpful<BR><BR>joerg<BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>