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    Posted: 16 Oct 2014 at 5:43am

Hello,

What is the difference between mounting holes which are created with checked/unchecked "Supported" option?

Is there any documentation about this feature? I use the Library Expert Lite 2013.20.



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These are IPC-7351 terms:

Supported = Plated

Unsupported = Non-plated
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Hello Tom,

thank you for your support.

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If the programmer does not repute important to change the word "Supported" to "Plated"
He can add a tooltip that appear when the mouse go on the Check box icon that display the sentence:
"Supported means Plated, unchecked means Non-Plated"

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Hello,

this is a good suggestion.

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Guido... I noticed you are using V2013.20 which we released last February.

Why aren't you using V2014.11? It's available to you here - www.pcblibraries.com/Downloads

Also, we release V2014.12 today and if you Opt In for our Newsletter we'll provide all the Library Expert Lite update links in their. Register Here

If you install V2014.11 you will not recognize all the new features.

V2015.01 will be released in 2 weeks with many new features.

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OK, after further discussion with the programmers, we are changing the GUI text "Supported" to "Plated" in the next release V2014.12 coming out this weekend.

Thanks for the feedback and suggestions.
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