Electronic Workbench 4.1

[Mud]

Hi Guys,

I'm new to the group and I have a problem I was hoping someone might be able
to help find the answer or the right news group to go to. I have
Electronic Workbench 4.1 but I lost the User Guide and you need the user
guide to use the software. Does any one know how to by pass the validation
screen or do you know which news groups might be able to help?

I have contacted the company and they said they can't help me because the
product is 8 year old but they could sell me a new version 7 for $2400.00

Thanks for any help.

M

 

[John Larkin]

Hi Guys,

I'm new to the group and I have a problem I was hoping someone might be able
to help find the answer or the right news group to go to. I have
Electronic Workbench 4.1 but I lost the User Guide and you need the user
guide to use the software. Does any one know how to by pass the validation
screen or do you know which news groups might be able to help?

I have contacted the company and they said they can't help me because the
product is 8 year old but they could sell me a new version 7 for $2400.00

Thanks for any help.

M

As I recall, this is the company that included lifetime updates, then
changed the product name to screw their customers.

LTspice is free.

John

 

[MikeM]

Hi Guys,

Dump it and get free LTSpice (Thats what I did, and havent
looked back)

 

[Chaos Master]

There should be a part of MikeM brain within this message' contents:

Dump it and get free LTSpice (Thats what I did, and havent
looked back)

IMHO, Electronics Workbench is more used by newbies because of virtual
instruments and interactive (e.g. click on a switch and see something happen)
[1].

[1] Useful for digital simulations. Sometimes I miss it.

]s
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