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On 25-04-12 00:10, DJ Delorie wrote:
> Tip: when sending a schematic out, copy it to a temp.sch and run
> "gschlas -e temp.sch" on it.  This embeds all the symbols so people
> don't get the "missing symbol" icon when they view it.
Ah! Smart, well in this case, my first post had the symbols included, 
the second and third post where only additions :)

But that's a good way of putting a schema with custom symbols into a git 
repo i suppose.