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Subject: [geda-user] pcb tutorial: schematics source file
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	Hello again,

another question about the pcb tutorial: where can I download the schematics
for the chapter 4.2? There are two tarballs linked from
http://www.delorie.com/pcb/docs/gs/ - gs-src.tar.gz, and symfp.tar.gz,
none of which contain the fb-blinker-sch.sch. In the tutorial, there is
the following text:

> Now, using those symbols, create your schematic, and name it
> fb-blinker-sch.sch. There's a copy of the schematic file in the
> source distribution also.

But there is no *.sch file in any of those two tarballs. Where can I get
the file? I have already learned how to use gschem, so I would like to omit
creating the file from scratch.

	Thanks!

-Yenya

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