Hi Genevieve,

Please email a drawing that exhibits the problem to techsupport@stardraw.com - we will then be able to understand the nature of the problem.  Thanks.

Kind regards

Rob 

Hello again...

thanks for the reply but this is exactly what I am doing....

I have notice that I have problems with generic symbol and symbol from "my librairy"

????

Thank you

Geneviève

Hi Genevieve,

There are 2 things to remember to ensure that Doglegs remain connected:

1) The symbol must have come from the Library List

2) The Dogleg must be drawn to the point where the input or output stub meets the red rectangle, as shown below

I hope this is helpful

Kind regards

Rob

Hello

sometimes when I draw a dogleg to a symbol then move the symbol, the dogleg does'nt stay attached to symbol: sometimes it's only the output side that stay attached, sometimes some on both O/P and I/P does'nt stay neither....

And I have always the "snap to connector " on....

Geneviève

Yes thanks for reply that helps.

TX Lee

Hi Lee,

There's a simple solution to this: drag the new symbol into the Library List under the 'My Libraries' root (we assume you'd want to do this anyway so that you can use your new symbol in future drawings).  For consistency you'll probably want to put it in a folder under Blocks | [ManufacturerName] | etc.

When you drag your symbol out of the Library List into the drawing the 'connector' objects are added on the fly, and Cables and Doglegs will attach to the symbol and stay connected if you move it.

I hope this is helpful.

All the best

Rob

Snap to connector doesn't seem to work on symbols

Generated with the symbol wizard any suggestions?

Lee