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Does anyone have experience using Intergraph and/or Massteck for generating
artwork? We manufacture Flexible circuits which places certain constraints
on the artwork we can use that rigid board manufactures couldn't care less
about. I've been searching for something to use that is meant for flexible
circuits and I've never found anything even remotely close to what I want.
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