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I do, sometimes.

On Wed, 22 Oct 2014, Stefan Salewski wrote:

> usefull, then I have to learn how it works and add it soon.

Purely graphical, connections are due to netnames. First I found this 
strange, but when I started to use it I started to like it. Checking 
whether all nets connected to a bus has a name is a good idea, tho.

HTH,

Tibor