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PADS Layout Concepts Guide
PADS2005 SPac1
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Preface
PADS Layout Product Documentation
This information is part of the product documentation for PADS Layout 2004 SPAC1. This book,
PADS Layout Concepts Guide
, describes the features of PADS Layout, those that help youcomplete the entire design layout process. This book contains process and conceptual informationthat compliments the content of the help system. It does not replace the help system.
See also:
Refer to
PADS Layout Help
for more information about PADS Layout.
Documentation Conventions
The following is a list of documentation conventions to help you use the PADS Layout softwareand documentation.
Typographical GuidelinesMouse and Keyboard Actions
Text TypeDescriptionBold
Indicates characters that you must type exactly as they appear, menu and buttoncommands, and dialog box options.ItalicIndicates messages from PADS Layout, variables that you must specify, newterms, and book titles.CourierIndicates output from PADS Layout or the contents of a file.
ActionDescription
ClickTo pick a menu command, icon, dialog box option, button, or tab to carry outan action. Position the pointer on the menu item or dialog box item and click the left mouse button.Double-clickTo position the pointer on an item and rapidly press and release the left mousebutton twice.Right-clickTo position the pointer on an item and click the right mouse button.DragTo locate a design or text object, or to specify a zoom area. Position the pointerat the starting point or on the object, click and hold the left mouse button whileyou move the cursor. To end the action, release the mouse button.EnterTo type characters and press Enter.PressTo press keys on the keyboard or, if specifically stated, keys on the keypad.
 
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General Commands
The following commands appear in several dialog boxes. The functionality of these commands isidentical in each occurrence:The Filter area occurs throughout dialog boxes. The functionality of the Filter is similar, if notidentical, in each dialog box. Filter options include:
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CommandDescription
OKAccepts and executes any changes and closes the dialog box.ApplyAccepts and executes any changes without closing the dialog box.CancelCancels all changes and closes the dialog box.HelpOpens a help window and displays help information for the current operation.
CommandDescription
LibrarySpecifies library directories to search for.ItemsSpecifies the prefix, specific part, or item name for which to search. You canalso use wildcard text strings.Apply Searches the libraries and displays the search results.
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