Collect files in ExpressSCH
Moskog
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Hello again, I have several files related to one project and want to collect these files into one single SCH file, by using multiple sheets. I thought I could just copy and paste but it wasn't quite that simple. I'm using ExpressSCH ver. 7.0.1.
Now I'm wondering if anyone have done this and how.
Now I'm wondering if anyone have done this and how.
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The reason of my question is that I had several different projects that finally was built into one, not expected at the beginning but turned out that way. So there was made one sch-file for each project. Now after some of these projects was bult into one it would be great to also collected the different files into one single. I cant find a way to do it without have to draw the whole cirquits from bottom again, something that will take too much time.
1. Open one of the projects you want to aggregate.
2. HIghlight the entire circuit right-click it, and select COPY from the context menu.
3. In the same copy of ExpressSCH, select File, then New.
4. In the new project right-click the paper and select Paste.
5. Save the new project.
6. Open aggregate project #2.
7. Highlight the whole thing, right-click, COPY.
8. On the File menu, the recently created new project should be just below Exit. Click it.
9. Create a new page if necessary and paste.
10. Repeat as necessary...
I'm not able to try it right now but will try later when back again from work.
Where did the other guy go? I see he removed his posts and left.
I right clicked it too, but that didnt work, that was my biggest mistake from the beginning. I should have used Edit and Copy instead. Beside of that, your way to do this seems to work perfectly.
Thanks again!
You can also open ExpressSCH in a new window and do what localroger suggested. This saves time reopening ExpressSCH every time.
Yes, I did it the way localroger suggested, except for the rightclicking. On my computer (win7) the rightclicking did not work at all in this operation so I had to use Edit and Copy instead. And that works fine!
And thanks for the idea on opening in a new window too!