Markus Friedrich at 07:31, 9 July 2013

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	You can reach this mode...<br>		You can reach this mode...<br>
	*with '''[x]''' ~~on the~~ position the package handle shall appear or<br>		*with '''[x]''' at cursor position (it's where the package handle shall appear later) or<br>
	*with '''"Export Package"''' in [[Menu Package]]<br>		*with '''"Export Package"''' in [[Menu Package]]<br>
	*with the tool [[Image:ExportPackage.jpg]] to find under [[Image:InsertPackage.jpg]]<br><br>		*with the tool [[Image:ExportPackage.jpg]] to find under [[Image:InsertPackage.jpg]]<br><br>

	*Leave this mode: ~~with~~ '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]<br>		*Leave this mode: by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]<br>


	~~Use this export function to add a package into a library. After a package has been drawn you should save it to a library.~~ In TARGET 3001! the act of saving a package is called "Exporting a package". It is meant not to move a package out of the system towards other systems but to export it from the TARGET 3001!-layout ~~to a selected TARGET 3001! library.~~		In TARGET 3001! the act of saving a self drawn package is called "Exporting a package". It is meant not to move a package out of the system towards other systems but to export it from the TARGET 3001!-layout into the component data base.
	~~First you need to highlight the complete package by a [[Capture Window\|capture window]] and move~~ the ~~cursor to the place where the [[Handle cross\|handle cross]] shall appear. Now use the "Export package" function for saving it to a local library~~.

	Upon which layer an element ~~shall~~ appear is controlled by the layer function, not by the layer number. A drawing element exported having layer function "Position top" later will appear on the layer "Position top" independently from the layer number. Thus a correct layer function naming is of importance.		It is used directly after a package has been drawn. First you need to highlight the complete package by a [[Capture Window\|capture window]] and move the cursor to the place where the [[Handle cross\|handle cross]] shall appear. Now use the "Export package" function for saving it to a local library.

			Upon which layer a drawing element will appear is controlled by the layer function, not by the layer number. A drawing element exported having layer function "Position top" later will appear on the layer "Position top" independently from the layer number. Thus a correct layer function naming is of importance.

	If you wish to transport a component e.g. by eMail, please note:		If you wish to transport a component e.g. by eMail, please note:
	only ~~libraries~~ can be transported, single components can't. This means you need to ~~copy~~ the component to an individual ~~library~~. In consequence this ~~library~~ might have only one component. ~~Because~~ you ~~may have a symbol and a footprint pattern you will have two libraries~~. ~~One lib for the symbol .sym3001 and one lib for the footprint .pck3001. Your friend will copy these libs~~ to ~~his libs folder and use the part like any part of a certain lib~~.		only data bases can be transported, single components can't. This means you need to export the whole component to an individual data base. In consequence this data base might have only one component. Now you can transmit this data base. Another person now might import this component from its data base to another data base.

Markus Friedrich at 07:01, 31 August 2009

2009-08-31T07:01:48Z

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You can reach this mode... 
*with '''[x]''' on the position the package handle shall appear or 
*with '''"Export Package"''' in [[Menu Package]] 
*with the tool [[Image:ExportPackage.jpg]] to find under [[Image:InsertPackage.jpg]] 

*Leave this mode: with '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys|'''M12''']] 

Use this export function to add a package into a library. After a package has been drawn you should save it to a library. In TARGET 3001! the act of saving a package is called "Exporting a package". It is meant not to move a package out of the system towards other systems but to export it from the TARGET 3001!-layout to a selected TARGET 3001! library.
First you need to highlight the complete package by a [[Capture Window|capture window]] and move the cursor to the place where the [[Handle cross|handle cross]] shall appear. Now use the "Export package" function for saving it to a local library.

Upon which layer an element shall appear is controlled by the layer function, not by the layer number. A drawing element exported having layer function "Position top" later will appear on the layer "Position top" independently from the layer number. Thus a correct layer function naming is of importance.

If you wish to transport a component e.g. by eMail, please note:
only libraries can be transported, single components can't. This means you need to copy the component to an individual library. In consequence this library might have only one component. Because you may have a symbol and a footprint pattern you will have two libraries. One lib for the symbol *.sym3001 and one lib for the footprint *.pck3001. Your friend will copy these libs to his libs folder and use the part like any part of a certain lib.

[[de:Gehäuse speichern]]
[[fr:Exporter un boîtier]]
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Markus Friedrich at 07:31, 9 July 2013

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