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On 03/09/2014 06:50 PM, karl AT aspodata DOT se wrote:
>   But bigger schematics also
> means a lot of other things that I don't have experience about. My guess
> that putting the symbol in a library section of the file simply doesn't
> cut it.
Right.  For chip design, or large flat organic semi circuit design,
you use and reuse modules with the same name again and again
and hit the identical name problem sooner.  References to same-name-but-different-content
modules in different libraries is normal in large designs.

John griessen