Copy Layout and schematic

you can't!

there are work-arounds, but directly - you can't

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

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Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in tact.

Thanks

Jannie

 

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

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Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in tact.

Thanks

Jannie

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

Maurice

Maurice SAAB wrote:

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

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Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in tact.

Thanks

Jannie

 

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

 

Maurice

 

 

What is your ultimate objective?

"Ted75zcar" <tbrannan@sporian.com> wrote in message

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Maurice SAAB wrote:

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

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Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in

tact.

Thanks

Jannie

 

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

 

Maurice

 

 

What is your ultimate objective?

would you explain a little more your question?

why feel you concerned with my ultimate objective?

Maurice wrote:

"Ted75zcar" <tbrannan@sporian.com> wrote in message

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Maurice SAAB wrote:

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

news:fupvev$gsu$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in

tact.

Thanks

Jannie

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

 

Maurice

 

 

What is your ultimate objective?

 

would you explain a little more your question?

Are you for instance trying to re-arrange the sheet order in you

schematic,  or are you trying to do a design re-use (where you copy the

schematic, and layout at the same time)?

why feel you concerned with my ultimate objective?

The solution to your problem relies upon what you are trying to do

"Ted75zcar" <tbrannan@sporian.com> wrote in message

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Maurice wrote:

"Ted75zcar" <tbrannan@sporian.com> wrote in message

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Maurice SAAB wrote:

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

news:fupvev$gsu$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in

tact.

Thanks

Jannie

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

 

Maurice

 

 

What is your ultimate objective?

 

would you explain a little more your question?

Are you for instance trying to re-arrange the sheet order in you

schematic,  or are you trying to do a design re-use (where you copy the

schematic, and layout at the same time)?

why feel you concerned with my ultimate objective?

The solution to your problem relies upon what you are trying to do

I don't have any problem at all, I was just trying to help other people.

with "merging.zip" you can copy/paste schematic/pcb between sheets or

differents instances of eagle. You can a suffix for parts copied to avoid

names'conflicts. you can merge different designs.

But it requires some manual work.

Maurice

Ted75zcar wrote:

Maurice wrote:

"Ted75zcar" <tbrannan@sporian.com> wrote in message

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Maurice SAAB wrote:

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

news:fupvev$gsu$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in

tact.

Thanks

Jannie

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

 

Maurice

 

 

What is your ultimate objective?

 

would you explain a little more your question?

Are you for instance trying to re-arrange the sheet order in you

schematic,  or are you trying to do a design re-use (where you copy the

schematic, and layout at the same time)?

why feel you concerned with my ultimate objective?

The solution to your problem relies upon what you are trying to do

Ted, Maurice

I think one/both of you have mixed up a reply somewhere along the line

I would assume that original confusion is that Ted's post should have been

to the OP Jannie, rather than to Maurice, and after that things are a little

confused.  At least that's how I read things here.

cheers

David

Sorry I have taken so long to respond.

We have been on leave for a couple of days. What I was trying to do is

reuse a old design and duplicate it a number of times on a new board.

For now I will have a look at merging.zip and see if it does the trick.

Thanks

Jannie

David Moodie wrote:

Ted75zcar wrote:

Maurice wrote:

"Ted75zcar" <tbrannan@sporian.com> wrote in message

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Maurice SAAB wrote:

"Jannie" <me@work.com> wrote in message

news:fupvev$gsu$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hey Guys

Select/Cut/Right Click/paste works like a bomb,

But how do I copy a schematic while keeping the layout structure in

tact.

Thanks

Jannie

Hi:

with "merging.zip", you can do it (but with some operation).

it's in the ulp download area.

 

Maurice

 

 

What is your ultimate objective?

 

would you explain a little more your question?

Are you for instance trying to re-arrange the sheet order in you

schematic,  or are you trying to do a design re-use (where you copy

the schematic, and layout at the same time)?

why feel you concerned with my ultimate objective?

The solution to your problem relies upon what you are trying to do

 

Ted, Maurice

 

I think one/both of you have mixed up a reply somewhere along the line

 

I would assume that original confusion is that Ted's post should have

been to the OP Jannie, rather than to Maurice, and after that things are

a little confused.  At least that's how I read things here.

 

cheers

 

David