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Old January 7th 04, 02:26 AM
Jim Pennell
 
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"Wes Stewart" Wrote:


My experience is different. Serenade is much more powerful,
however, I find the learning curve much steeper.

They all have the same roots however, and Serenade can use
circuit files (net lists) generated in ARD.



Thanks for the correction, Wes. I was going on second hand information.

I have to upgrade my computer and then I will be able to run Serenade.....


Jim Pennell
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