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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] gschem nets not connecting to pins and other nets
From:	Rob Butts <r DOT butts2 AT gmail DOT com>
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I just tried dragging the cap.  The net on the right stayed connected and
rubberband to the next node.  When I moved it a red square remained at the
original pin location and the yellow dot went away.  I then moved the red
square and dragged the resistor back and now that pin looks ok.  The other
pin I can't get a net to connect so that it will drag with the cap.


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<div dir=3D"ltr">I just tried dragging the cap.=A0 The net on the right sta=
yed connected and rubberband to the next node.=A0 When I moved it a red squ=
are remained at the original pin location and the yellow dot went away.=A0 =
I then moved the red square and dragged the resistor back and now that pin =
looks ok.=A0 The other pin I can&#39;t get a net to connect so that it will=
 drag with the cap.<br>
</div>

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