I will try making sure I have the relevant library loaded... but here is what I would hope to find somewhere on this forum: The instructions for using that tango netlist import ulp were non-existent. Why? Why would you bother to post the ulp and then not explain how it works? Is there a way to make it use the parts that I placed on the board rather than scan all my libraries for the first one with a name or value that lines up with a name or value in orcad? Must I have a library loaded with parts that have names but no values so that it won't get confused... My packages don't have any values yet it got 100 ohms from somewhere? There is a 100 Ohm resistor in the schematic, but again, that schematic was not loaded nor even present in the directory where the board and ulp files were located. Why is it even looking at my symbols? I am not trying to generate a schematic, just a board, which is apparently a very common situation. I like Eagle much better than OrCAD, but the company I am consulting for has been using OrCAD capture for 25 years, they are all very old, and they aren't going to change over any time soon. Currently they are sending their PCB work to someone who can import their netlists into his (not eagle) layout program. This doesn't make any sense that I can't accomplish the same with Eagle, if only through one of the many possible intermediate netlist formats such as Tango.
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