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Thanks for answering
That's what I'd like to do..
Find a symbol that looks more like a comparator.
My question is, where do I look for it??' within Ltspice??
And if I find one, how can I associate the appropriate PINS to my comparator?

If your comparator has 5 pins, you can start with the LTspice opamp2 symbol.

The most important thing is for the symbol pin order to match to the order in the .subckt line. The pin names do not have to match. If they match, then you only have to change the opamp2 symbol's value to match the .subckt name, and you're good to go.

But, honestly, if you can draw schematics, you can also draw symbols. It's not hard, and once you have had a little practice, you will never use auto-generated symbols again, and we will all be glad.

Did you look in:

Help > Schematic Capture > Creating New Symbols ?

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Regards,
Tony