Wire join dots have appeared!

Not sure when they first appeared (not in the Blog yet) but just noticed them 120611 16:30 UK time.

They really are a great help in legibility and in spotting odd connection errors and wire overruns.

Many thanks CL,

by signality
June 11, 2012

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