@SUBHD2 TR 8B = EDIF 2 0 0 Netlist Writer Fact Sheet

@QUESTIONS = What is EDIF?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

@QUESTIONS = Who is Supporting EDIF?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

@QUESTIONS = What Can We Interface to with the EDIF Netlist Writer?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template.

@QUESTIONS = How <169>Standard<170> is EDIF; How Compatible are Different 
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Systems?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

@QUESTIONS = How Do We Handle these Differences?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

@QUESTIONS = We Only Support Attributes on Components, but EDIF Supports 
them on Nets and Pins as Well.  How are These Handled?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

@QUESTIONS = EDIF Supports Hierarchical Designs.  How are These Handled 
by you?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

@QUESTIONS = What Kinds of Problems are Users Likely to Encounter 
When Transferring Netlists from Your Program to Another System?

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

This copy is used as filler text. The use of actual words is preferable 
to the standard greeking copy so one might see how copy will flow 
in a template. Its purpose is only to fill in text that will be seen 
'on-screen', as well as, in printed form.

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