Hello, I am using OrCAD 10.5 full suite for my school project. I'm fairly new to it as well. I got stuck with the following problems: 1) From what I read, the schematics and pcb footprint aren't exactly correlated. I am using Capture CIS. I could not find how to represent PCB footprint for OPA655 (SOIC) from TI. [URL]http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/opa655.html[/URL] In fact, I am not sure what the PCB footprint code for any opamp is. Or should I use SOG.050/8/WG.something/L.something. I am not sure what 050 in SOG represents, because there are different options (i.e. 025 as SOG.025), so I do not know which one to use. Also, if I were to use SOG and [URL]http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/lit/getliterature.tsp?literatureNumber=msoi002c&fileType=pdf[/URL] is my opamp, which dimensions am I supposed to match? Chip with the pins or chip without the pins? Or somewhere in the middle so it is easier to solder. 2) I am also supposed to use OPA657 (SOIC) [URL]http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/opa657.html[/URL]. However, there is no electrical model for it in the libraries. So, I downloaded this opamp library from TI website. The model looks ugly though with some pins in the middle of the chip. I can move the pins around, also it still wouldn't look like an opamp after that. Is there a way to make it look like opamp, not a rectangle. As far as I understand it wouldn't matter for Layout. Thanks, Vitaliy