by that exact name and version ("3.50 Pro Unlimited") appears in mainstream or reputable software directories (e.g., from major EDA vendors like Altium, Eagle, KiCad, or historical tools like PCB Wizard from New Wave Concepts).
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| Restriction | Standard/Trial | Pro Unlimited | |-------------|----------------|----------------| | Board size | ≤ 160mm x 100mm | Unlimited | | Component pins | ≤ 500 | Unlimited | | copper layers | 2 (top/bottom only) | Up to 8 | | Auto-router passes | 10 | Unlimited | | Export formats | None (print only) | Gerber, DXF, BMP, NC Drill | | Netlist nodes | ≤ 300 | Unlimited | by that exact name and version ("3