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| − | '''Part Libraries and Symbols for 2D CAD systems'''
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| − | Once installed, these Part Libraries can be viewed with
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| − | the Library Browser so that parts can be inserted into
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| − | your drawings (start LibreCAD, then
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| − | select: "View > Toolbars > Library Browser").
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| − | WARNING: though these DXF files have been tested,
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| − | scanned and re-worked in a Linux environment, we cannot
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| − | guarantee that they will be entirely free from
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| − | malicious code which could destroy your data or damage
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| − | your computer system.
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| − | The easiest method of installation, which does not
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| − | require Administrator or root privileges, is to create
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| − | a new folder named "library" on your Desktop or in your
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| − | Documents. Download any of these Part Libraries and
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| − | unzip (Extract) them into the new "library" folder, then
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| − | go up a level, right-click on the folder's icon and
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| − | select "Properties". The path to this
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| − | folder (Location) should be something similar to
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| − | "C:\Documents and Settings\Guest\Desktop" or
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| − | "/home/guest/Documents", therefore the full path to the
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| − | unzipped Part Libraries within it would be
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| − | "C:\Documents and Settings\Guest\Desktop\library" or
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| − | "/home/guest/Documents/library". Make a note of this
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| − | full path, Restore LibreCAD,
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| − | select: "Edit > Application Preferences > Paths",
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| − | type the full path into the box marked "Part Libraries",
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| − | select "OK", then re-start LibreCAD.
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| − | Most of these electronic symbols (Electronic3-LCAD)
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| − | are similar to the Philips-Mullard format that was in
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| − | use from 1970 to 1990 and most are still in use today.
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| − | Files were originally created as part of a college
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| − | project (Electronic1, 2006) using AutoCAD, but they
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| − | have been re-worked and saved using LibreCAD to ensure
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| − | compatibility with QCAD, LibreCAD, and FOSS (Free
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| − | Open-Source Software).
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| − | AUTHOR A Galley
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| − | DATE 2006-Dec-24
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| − | EDIT 2014-Jul-07
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| − | KEY electronics
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| − | [[file:Electronics3-LCAD.zip]]
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| − | Representing household furniture and fittings, the
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| − | parts in this library can be used by Architects and
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| − | Interior Designers.
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| − | AUTHOR A Galley
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| − | DATE 2006-Dec-24
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| − | EDIT 2014-Jul-07
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| − | KEY architecture
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| − | [[file:Architect3-LCAD.zip]]
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