How to route single sided PCB with Proteus ARES PCB design tutorial - Tutorial 5

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In this video, we'll see the routing of single sided PCB and how its done manually on proteus ARES
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Can't the routing be done automatically. Like when there are many components on the board. .

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try using minimum components' it works