On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:20:02 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi Group
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>With increasing experience, I often end up with printed transparencies
>of a design where the PCB is made, but I want to keep the transparency
>so as I can produce new PCBs of that design if the need arises.
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>Silly question, but how do you guys store those? I print them wiht an
>ink jet printer (Epson Stylus C62) and the transparencies are dried etc.
>However, I'm afraid that the ink may reacts and taps to the transparency
>below it etc. if I just stack them in a box or so...
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>How do you guys store such transparencies?
3 hole binder with paper pockets.
You can also print out the schematic, documentation, parts placement,
etc. to make a decent reference.
Wonderful unless the design (always) changes...
Harvey
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>TIA
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