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Subject: Re: [geda-user] Odd Shape Board Outline - HOW?
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You'll need to do some math, but you can hand-edit the *.pcb file to
change the angles of the arcs to something other than 90, letting you
stop at exactly the angle you need.  Then you can edit the stub traces
to make the notch line up.