Re: Getting cadence schematic's image

Thanks!!!

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Riad KACED escreveu:
> Dear Sykab,
>
> You can ex****t a cds schematic/layout as an eps (Encapsulated Post
> Script) file.
> I would recommend the following steps.
>
> 1. Add the following bit at the end of your ~/.cdsplotinit file
> (This is what I've made 5 years back)
>
> #########################################################
> # Customization to print out EPS files from Virtuoso Schematic/Layout
> #########################################################
>
> EPS B&W|Encapsulated Postscript: \
>       :manufacturer=Adobe: \
>       :type=epsf: \
>       :maximumPages#1: \
>       :resolution#300: \
>       :paperSize="6x8 inches" 1800 2400: \
>       :paperSize="8x6 inches" 2400 1800: \
>       :paperSize="8x8 inches" 2400 2400: \
>       :paperSize="8x10 inches" 2400 3000: \
>       :paperSize="10x8 inches" 3000 2400:
>
> EPS COL|Encapsulated Postscript: \
>       :manufacturer=Adobe: \
>       :type=epsfC: \
>       :maximumPages#1: \
>       :resolution#300: \
>       :maximumPages#1: \
>       :resolution#300: \
>       :paperSize="6x8 inches" 1800 2400: \
>       :paperSize="8x6 inches" 2400 1800: \
>       :paperSize="8x8 inches" 2400 2400: \
>       :paperSize="8x10 inches" 2400 3000: \
>       :paperSize="10x8 inches" 3000 2400:
>
> #########################################################
>
> 2. Launch your Cadence and your schematic.
> From your Schematic window, go to :
> Design -> Plot -> Submit
>
> Click the 'Plot Options ...' button and then :
> Choose one of the EPS printers defined above + the desired option.
> Don't forget to tick the 'send plot only to file' button and then fill
> your destination file: ~/mySchematic.eps
>
> I would recommend to:
> - untick the 'mail log to' button unless you prefer to get emails at
> each print.
> - untick the 'plot header' button in the main plot form.
>
> Click OK and your CIW should come with a successful Status.
>
> You can visualize the eps file with ghostView (gv), gimp or any other
> utility in Linux.
> You can include your eps into a Latex do***ent, FrameMaker, ooffice
> and even that commonly used word processor whose name is not worth to
> be mentioned in here ...
>
> Cheers,
> Riad.