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--- software:eagle_cadsoft [2011/06/12 17:54] – [Libraries within Eagle] admin
+++ software:eagle_cadsoft [2014/06/19 17:52] – [Component custom design] admin
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 ===== Component custom design =====
-A component must reside in a library. Therefore, to create or edit existing components, either create first a new library or open an existing one via the menu. This will invoke the Library Editor window.
+A component must reside in a library. Therefore, to create or edit existing components, either -from the control panel- create first a new library or open an existing one via the menu. This will invoke the Library Editor window.
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 A device, device set, package or symbol can be removed from a library via the Library menu. To remove, you must open that device in the type Library Editor window first and then select from the menu the option Library -> Remove... and enter the name which refers to what you want to delete. (The package, symbol or device.) If it stills shows up in the concerning Library in the Control Panel, save the Library with the removed item.
+===== Links and more information =====
+  * [[http://learn.adafruit.com/eagle-tutorial-how-to-add-a-new-package-to-a-component/]] How to add a new package to an existing component