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Something I did a ways back was to import the gerber and drill files into GC-Prevue <http://www.graphicode.com/GC-Prevue_Gerber_Viewer>. GCP can output a properly scaled, detailed pdf of the project.

Yes, GSView. I fatfingered when writing. I use Laser-capable Vellum. I have yet to try a spray that some repro houses use to make the printing denser, Called Densiton. - Anders Gustafsson Engineer,

Hi Anders, do you mean GWView? I had not come across this viewer so out of idle curiosity I did a search of GWView and just came up with lots of malware info, and one or two hints that it may be a

I agree. That's my preferred method too. I add one more step and that's exporting to PDF from GSView and then importing into InkScape for layout and panelizing.

I definitely recommend the Plot route. The printing is not suitable for preparing artwork, only for docs etc. Personally I plot to PS and then use GWView to print the artwork. - Anders Gustafsson

As well as the cutePDF that Mike mentions, another option is to use the plot menu, and plot as postscript, you can then read this into another graphics program. Inkscape is a good example (and free)

I installed CutePDF, which appears as a printer to Windows, and generates PDF. Then just print the .brd as usual, and select CutePDF as the printer. /mike

Hello! I was trying to export my board made in kicad to any of the following: pdf, jpeg, png, gif, etc. but, however, I couldn't find anything of the above but specctra and generic cadd extensions

This subject has come up a few times so I thought I would put together some documentation and my QFN/MLF footprints to date. The files may be found here:

Bill can you help me? I need the footprint for the mC33932 motor driver but I can't found it in the KICAD libraries, where you found it? You can give me a link to download the footprint? I appreciate

That works for me. Thanks Robert. I am having some problem selecting the arc (sometimes) to edit it. Thanks a bunch, ...Jim

schematic and board black or white image used for color based difference checking. Hi I was talking on the adafruit forums about schematics and board and project versioning. pbm was mentioned on here

You have to draw the arc and then right click on it so you can edit the various parameters by typing them in. Pretty ghastly, but at least you can eventually get the arc you want. Regards, Robert. --

When trying to draw an arc with less than 90 degress, the "Add graphic arc" seems to be satisfied with only 2 points, and leaves a 90 degree arc. Maybe I am not doing this correctly. Any ideas? thanks

You do not change the red page sizes directly, The red page size is changed by the page settings tool, 4th icon top toobar in pcbnew. Likewise that's where you can add any texts to it. You say you

Hey, First I don't mean to sound ungrateful but can we keep this thread to the bounding boxes. I understand the process. I just mistakenly called pcbnew kicad. As far as changing the double red

Many thanks. Jean-Paul * Jean-Paul Gendner 03.88.27.03.44 _____ De : kicad-users@... [mailto:kicad-users@...] De la part de Robert Envoyé : jeudi 13 janvier 2011 13:56 ? :

There's a tick box on the gerber plot dialog "Use Proper Gerber Extension". Tick it and you get .g** files, otherwise you get .pho ("photoplotter") files. The content is identical. I don't know how

That is correct and I think it's in full accordance with Gerber 274X. //Dan

Hello, A French user who is not on this list report me that when creating Gerber file the resulting files are .gbl and .gtl files. He is using the same Kicad version as I, and I get .who! File header