Specifications

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After either of these operations, the cursor will be replaced by a flickering
image of the selected device. This copy can be placed by clicking in the
schematic, as discussed earlier.
Deleting a Device
Devices can be removed by either of two methods:
 Select the device by clicking on it (holding the key if it is a
switch or other input device). Then press the or key
on the keyboard, or select the Clear command from the Edit menu. Or:
 Enter Zap mode, by selecting the Zap command on the Edit menu or
clicking on the Zap icon in the Tool Palette. Then click on the device in
question.
Moving a Device
Devices can be moved by clicking and dragging them to the desired new
position. If more than one device is selected, all the devices, and all signals
connecting between them (whether or not selected), will be moved. Signal
lines will be adjusted to maintain right angles at points where moving sig-
nal lines intersect with non-moving ones.
Entering Device Attributes
To enter device attributes, either:
 Display the device’s pop-up menu (right-click on the device). Then
select the Attributes command, or do the following:
 Select the device by clicking on it normally. Then choose the Get Info
command from the Schematic menu, and click the Attributes button.
 See more information on entering and using attributes in Chapter 6,
Advanced Schematic Editing.
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