RE: documenting signal paths

["Al Geist" <al -dot- geist -at- geistassociates -dot- com>]

I've seen them go both ways; however, the primary signal path is usually
left to right. It's those secondary signal and feedback signal paths that
end up going right to left, up and down and hither and yon. In these cases,
the lines defining the primary signal path are usually bolder so they stand
out from all the other signals.


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