In a message dated 02-Apr-02 05:36:45 Central Standard Time,
derryck@... writes:
> Print your layouts using the right transparent medium for your printer
> (laser or inkjet) and use that to expose the board under UV
But this assumes the PRINTER will make an exact "1:1" duplicate of the
artwork you "draw" on the screen! Without a special plotter DESIGNED for
that, how can this really happen? Just how accurate ARE these ink-jet
printers? I have a current HP 960c, and it is very fine doing photos in
color, but I have NO clue if it can "draw" say, a grid, of equal squares. I
will have to tinker! Hmmm... Jan Rowland
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