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CIRCUIT-DRAWING PROGRAM that was developed by a 15-year-old boy enables a user to construct a complex circuit diagram by selecting components from a “menu” displayed at the bottom of the screen. The components are then positioned and connected with the pointing device. An additional menu can be generated on the screen by pushing a button on the pointing device; this menu supplies solid and open dots and lines of various widths. In the sequence shown here two components are selected and added to a circuit diagram.

CIRCUIT-DRAWING PROGRAM that was developed by a 15-year-old boy enables a user to construct a complex circuit diagram by selecting components from a “menu” displayed at the bottom of the screen. The components are then positioned and connected with the pointing device. An additional menu can be generated on the screen by pushing a button on the pointing device; this menu supplies solid and open dots and lines of various widths. In the sequence shown here two components are selected and added to a circuit diagram.

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