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Subject: [geda-user] How to add a "bus" or "net" in sch-rnd
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I have a situation where I need to connect a few points but don't want 
to run wires.  It'll make the schematic too busy so what I need is a 
symbol, like the ground or vcc but named net-1 or something like that. I 
can't remember what it was called in gshecm.  I'm sure I'm not using the 
right terminology.

Thanks,

Jim.