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Date: Sat, 06 Dec 2014 12:35:27 -0600
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On 12/05/2014 02:30 PM, Brian Eldridge wrote:
> if I have multiple pages creates test_1.sch, test_2.sch, if I run
> "gshem test_1.sch" it bring up page one correctly, but does NOT allow
> me to simply page into page 2 the way I would expect.  It does not appear
> to recognize any linkage between the pages unless I invoke the tool as
> "gshem test_1.sch test_2.sch" listing all pages on the command line.

That is normal.  Blank pages can also be added with Page New button.
To deal with multiple pages try page --> manager, then right click
on the empty field below the first page line, and select open, then use the next
file manager window to choose a .sch file to open.

Then they are considered together for netlisting.