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Open Sch & Brd files together

k.portman

Is there a way to open an existing Sch & Brd file together, by default.

When I double click either Sch or Brd file name on the Eagle Control

Panel it asks "Do you also want to load xxx.brd?" (or xxx.sch). I always

respond Yes, sofar never had a need to respond No.

 

Is there a eaglerc.usr setting to force (or make as default behaviour)

the opening of Brd & Sch files together. If not, could it be

implemented. Much requested for!!!

 

Kim

 

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    "Joern Paschedag" <jpaschedag@t-online.de> wrote in message

    news:hm5ean$uk9$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

     

     

    Your "eficiency" is rubbish. If in windows explorer you click on an excel

    file for example, the explorer calls excel.exe which in turn opens the

    excel file. Same goes with eagle. So you should be a little more precise.

    And, by the way, your tenor goes on my nerves.

     

     

    Hey, I've just give you a good example where a common stupid user like me

    (who uses computer 10h/day, 30days/month, for about 10 years now, most of

    the time for electronics) find behaviour of the Eagle "strange".

     

    I think this way: "I want to open the schematic with ultrasonic emitter"...

    and I do the simplest way to open that schematic...

    I don't think that "I should find the .epf file for the project that I've

    once created to make a ultrasonic emitter"

     

    And to be usefull. Eagle Control Panel should at least support pdf and

    images....Could be displayed/preview on the "white (now - 90%of time) area

    of the Control Panel"

     

     

     

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    "Joern Paschedag" <jpaschedag@t-online.de> wrote in message

    news:hm5ean$uk9$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

     

     

    Your "eficiency" is rubbish. If in windows explorer you click on an excel

    file for example, the explorer calls excel.exe which in turn opens the

    excel file. Same goes with eagle. So you should be a little more precise.

    And, by the way, your tenor goes on my nerves.

     

     

    Hey, I've just give you a good example where a common stupid user like me

    (who uses computer 10h/day, 30days/month, for about 10 years now, most of

    the time for electronics) find behaviour of the Eagle "strange".

     

    I think this way: "I want to open the schematic with ultrasonic emitter"...

    and I do the simplest way to open that schematic...

    I don't think that "I should find the .epf file for the project that I've

    once created to make a ultrasonic emitter"

     

    And to be usefull. Eagle Control Panel should at least support pdf and

    images....Could be displayed/preview on the "white (now - 90%of time) area

    of the Control Panel"

     

     

     

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