User Guide

USE

Select libraries that will be referred to by the ADD dialog. Click the

USE icon in the Layout Editor's or Schematic Editor's action toolbar or

select the menu item Library/Use to start this command. This selection

can also be done by clicking on the library markers (green for selected,

gray for deselected) in the Libraries branch of the Control Panel's tree

view. The context menu of the Libraries entry in the tree view contains

two items: Use all and Use none for an easy selection of all or none of

thelibraries.

The command has to be used in script files to select the library from

whichonewantstouseelements.

WRITE

Text command for saving the currently loaded file. Please note that, in

contrast to Save as, the name of the currently edited file is never

changedwhenthe WRITEcommandisused.

MouseKeys

The middle and right mouse button have a special meaning for a number

of commands.You can use the middle mouse button only if the operat

ing system knows your mouse is a 3-button mouse, that is your mouse

mustbeinstalledthisway.

If you are working with a wheel mouse you can use the wheel to move

the drawing area in an editor window. Selecting another value than 0 for

the option Mouse wheel zoom in the Options/User Interface menu sets a

zoomfactorforzoominginandoutwiththemousewheel.

The help section on keyboard and mouse contains a table showing the

commands in which the middle and right button have a special meaning.

Selecting Neighboring Objects

If one of two objects which are very close together is to be selected, the

individual objects are highlighted one after the other. The user can select

the highlighted object with the left mouse button, or proceed to the

next one with the right mouse button. See also help function (SET

SELECT_FACTOR).

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