Connecting the pins
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This article is part of an introduction tutorial called CrashCourse2
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The pins of component symbols are connected by the function "Place wire" under the icon 
You can either use key [2] from the keyboard to open this function.
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Now lead the signal by M1H from the cathode of the diode to a pin of a connector. The signal has adapted the pin function and leads it further as a signal name. When you have created the connection cut the wire by the use of [Esc] or by M12 to proceed with a new connection. Toggle the bending mode by the use of the "space bar".
Now connect the anode of the LED...
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...and connect both remaining pins for ground connection.
The ground signal is connected by a ground symbol. Please find it within the range of "Reference pins" in the sidebar:
Drag and drop the GND symbol in the schematic by M1H...
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...and connect it that way, that you drag a signal wire from the GND symbol towards the signal track. By this means the signal GND is carried over from the GND-Symbol to the signal track. An intermediate dialog confirms the naming of this signal.
That's what your little schematic now could look like:
