I agree.  These are the four areas I'd be most interested in.  I would only
change the priority as follows (purely selfish because we are changing
software):

1) Library Development
2) Design Capture
3) Routing
4) Documentation

As stated below, the addition of placement strategies and breaking routing
into manual and auto strategies would be more beneficial than a general
discussion.

Thanks,
Sue James



     Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 16:08:38 -0700
     From: Charlene Dwyer <[log in to unmask]>
     Subject: Re: Your Opinion Needed - Designers Learning Symposium


     I'll have to agree with Ron, these 4 seem to be the
     most practical and most used by designers.  I would
     also like to see with Routing--Placement strategies,
     and choosing alternate parts.  Also, I would like to
     see someone talk about scripts and shortcuts used to
     aid in the tools out there.  Routing---I would like to
     see broken into both autorouting strategies as well
     and manual routing strategies.

     1) Routing
     2) Library Development
     3) Documentation
     4) Design Capture

     Thanks,

     Charlene Dwyer Lee

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