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and the computer reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can create new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper

and the computer reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can create new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper

and the computer reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can create new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangu­ lar-shaped copper

and the com­ puter reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can cre­ ate new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper

and the computer reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can create new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangu­ lar-shaped copper

and the com­ puter reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can cre­ ate new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper

and the com­ puter reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can cre­ ate new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper

and the com­ puter reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can cre­ ate new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper

and the com­ puter reacts with textual messages. For entering commands and data, a keyboard, whose layout was heavily inspired by the classical mechanical typewriter, is used. For about half a century now the Unicode sequence directly on your keyboard either as one single keystroke when your keyboard layout supports it, or as a special OS-dependent sequence of keystrokes: echo "\xe2\x99\x9A \xe2\x99\x94" (Computer-Aided Design) program has a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) mode, in which the user can cre­ ate new PCB pads by entering the pad data in a text entry widget. A PCB pad is a rectangular-shaped copper