Re: Electronic drawing standards question

Jim Thompson wrote:
On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 12:20:56 -0400, Chuck Harris 

They are a classic example of a solution searching in vain for
a problem.

-Chuck 


The great committee solution, almost as useful as the EDIF "standard"
;-)

...Jim Thompson 

Except that EDIF could have been great if the committee had been
competent.  As it is, there are so many variations, that all follow the
standard, that the interoperability they envisioned is all but impossible.

-Chuck
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