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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] PCB: why does pin name lettering appear on top &
	bottom copper Gerber output?
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> For a postscript check plot, the pin and pinlabel can be plotted 
> together as a layer group, correct?

Ah, but the problem is, the exporter can't tell if it's postscript or
gerber.  It does the same for both cases.  So either the gerber has
pinlabels on the main layers, or the postscript has pinlabels alone on
a page.

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