User Guide

Thisprocedurecanbeappliedtosymbolstoo!
Devicescan'tbecopiedwithinalibrary!
FromOneLibraryintoAnother
Devices
If there is a proper device or Device set that you want to use in your
currentlibraryyoucancopyitintwodifferentways.
IntheControlPanel:
Move (with Drag&Drop) the requested Device set from the Control
Panel's tree view into the opened Library Editor window. The complete
Device set with symbol(s) and package(s) will be copied and newly de
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fined.
As an alternative you could use the entry Copy to Library in the context
menuofthedeviceentry.
WiththeCOPYcommand:
Type,forexample,
COPY[e-mail]
orwiththewholepath
COPY75130@d:\eagle-4.1\lbr\751xx.lbr
in the command line, the Device 75130 from library 751xx.lbr is copied
intothecurrentlyopenedlibrary.
Ifthepathcontainsspacesusesinglequotesforit,forexample:
COPY'75130@d:\PATH\751xx.lbr'
If the Device should be stored in the current library under a new name
simplyenterit,likehere:
COPY[e-mail]75130NEW
Symbols
As symbols are not shown in the tree view of the Control Panel it is not
possibletocopythemfromthereintotheLibraryEditor.
Symbols are copied from one library into another the same way as one
would do it within the same library. Therefore we use the commands
GROUP,CUT,andPASTE(seepreviousparagraph).
The only difference to copying a symbol within a library is that you have
to open the other library (File/Open) after CUT and click into the
group. Then you define a new symbol that may have the same or an
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othernameasbefore.
Inshort:
•
OPENthe source libraryandEDITtheSymbol
•
DISPLAYalllayers
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