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If you like you can also import the default TECHNOLOGY FILE settings at your new design before add any component/net at it. To do so, you should again open "SETTINGS" from menu bar, then click on "TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER" and a window will open. That will have the related tasks used in this new design, for Pad, text, Line, Track, Net, & Netclass styles! You may see that almost all are empty in the side where it is refered to the "... styles in current design". To add the DEFAULT settings you must choose from the existing tech files the "NAME" of the Technology file (probably empty at first time of use) you want to load. Now select the "Default.stf" and you will see that at the right lower part "Styles in Technology file" they will appear the presets used at it. Click on "COPY ALL" button and they will appear also at the left side! Repeat this for every task (NET, track, etc)! Now you re ready to add compnents & nets at them to proceed without any "NET CLASS" warning messages!
Devote 2-3 hours playing around the settings and libraries of the DesignSpak. After that time you should be able to design on the fly, something!
It is pitty that while the program is the EasyPC CAD renamed for RS marketing purposes, hasn't the ability to accept EasyPC designs and libraries! That is also a vice versa situation fro EasyPC! It is weird that they prefer to accept Eagle files & libraries at both EasyPC & DesignSpark programs and NOT to allow users of EasyPC WHO HAVE PAID FOR IT (many thousand sterlins in all these years), to use DesignSpark for their clients, or to accept the schematics & boards (with the associated libraries) made with DesignSpark by a client of them! That is something that i thing it will be Trojan horse for the EasyPC sales! I for example I;m a bit frustrated by that act! I have paid EasyPC from DOS versions and followed ALL the upgrades (with EasyPC for windows) until now! Why do I have to pay newer upgrades when the exact same program under a "renamed version" is free and complete with many things that even my $$$$ professional EasyPC version doesn't have?
If you like you can also import the default TECHNOLOGY FILE settings at your new design before add any component/net at it. To do so, you should again open "SETTINGS" from menu bar, then click on "TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER" and a window will open. That will have the related tasks used in this new design, for Pad, text, Line, Track, Net, & Netclass styles! You may see that almost all are empty in the side where it is refered to the "... styles in current design". To add the DEFAULT settings you must choose from the existing tech files the "NAME" of the Technology file (probably empty at first time of use) you want to load. Now select the "Default.stf" and you will see that at the right lower part "Styles in Technology file" they will appear the presets used at it. Click on "COPY ALL" button and they will appear also at the left side! Repeat this for every task (NET, track, etc)! Now you re ready to add compnents & nets at them to proceed without any "NET CLASS" warning messages!
Devote 2-3 hours playing around the settings and libraries of the DesignSpak. After that time you should be able to design on the fly, something!
It is pitty that while the program is the EasyPC CAD renamed for RS marketing purposes, hasn't the ability to accept EasyPC designs and libraries! That is also a vice versa situation fro EasyPC! It is weird that they prefer to accept Eagle files & libraries at both EasyPC & DesignSpark programs and NOT to allow users of EasyPC WHO HAVE PAID FOR IT (many thousand sterlins in all these years), to use DesignSpark for their clients, or to accept the schematics & boards (with the associated libraries) made with DesignSpark by a client of them! That is something that i thing it will be Trojan horse for the EasyPC sales! I for example I;m a bit frustrated by that act! I have paid EasyPC from DOS versions and followed ALL the upgrades (with EasyPC for windows) until now! Why do I have to pay newer upgrades when the exact same program under a "renamed version" is free and complete with many things that even my $$$$ professional EasyPC version doesn't have?
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