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alzie wrote: "Well, i tried to copy / rename my LTspiceIV.ini to LTspiceXVII.ini and ? ? XVII ignores it. ? ? Must be Some place else." I wonder if it depends on your version of Windows or

Hello, I have now created a group to reserve the name LTspice. It could be our backup position if the new owners of Yahoo would stop the Yahoo groups. /g/LTspice

---In LTspice@..., <helmutsennewald@...> wrote : Helmut, There are numerous posts in Tekscopes about groups.io They started looking at groups.io on April 12. They reserved the name and

Hello Henry, From looking at the data sheet here are my guess for your CT core's physical parameters: Ae (core area) = 95mm**2 le (path length) = 66mm For LTspice the magnetic parameters are: A = 95u

Thanks for the help. The help file was working in the past but not anymore. I was wondering since the help file is actually larger for XVII, maybe there is new stuff?

Well, i tried to copy / rename my LTspiceIV.ini to LTspiceXVII.ini and XVII ignores it. Must be Some place else.

Hi John I fingered it out. XVII puts em in a different location than IV: C:\users\username\My Documents\LTspiceXVII\lib\sym\ So, you can put your symbols folder below \sym there. Its not any where

Hello, The lib and sym files under "Program" are not used by LTspice. The real directory used by LTspiceXVII is in the personal folder "Documents". If a symbol is copied in this path, it's shown in

Andy wrote: "(There is a better pointer to that directory using environment variables, but I don't know it off-hand.)" It's %AppData%. Regards, Tony

AL D wrote: "...even copied just the files to the sym directory. XVII refuses to see them." That's because XVII doesn't pick the symbols and models from "c:&#92;Program

LTspice IV uses %APPDATA%&#92;LTspiceIV.ini. LTspice XVII uses %APPDATA%&#92;LTspiceXVII.ini. Andy ?

I am a work now, so I can't check home, but C:\Users\[me]\AppData\Roaming is where the LTspiceIV.ini has always been. I make an edited, generic back up copy to store my settings because I always

"It looks like added symbols to the installation folders will not be shown in the component-menu." I guess you are saying this is only an LTspiceXVII problem? When I add symbols to the library

Analogspiceman says ' I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit I-7.', so his .ini file is probably elsewhere. With best wishes DESIGN IT IN! OOO – Own Opinions Only <http://www.jmwa.demon.co.uk/>

We VERY often tell people that this is usually due to Windows protection of files in the Program Files folder. Put your own stuff in the same folder as your schematic, or in a 'My Library' folder

Hello Andy, I just repeated this case with the Laird-symbol. It looks like added symbols to the installation folders will not be shown in the component-menu. I have sent a message to Mike asking

Ive discovered some odd behavior - I had created a bunch of my own symbols in IV. Ive tried to copy my symbol directory to the sym dir. as well as to the Misc dir, and even copied just the files to

"What is interesting is that my selection of this option managed to persist through a complete reinstall of the software. The Control Panel's persistent settings must be stored in the registry or in a

bill.spence wrote: "I have attempted to add the Laird Ferrite Bead Library to LTSpice without success." The ZIP file from Laird includes an LTspice symbol (.asy file), which differs from the one that

Helmut, As I remember the plans, it was to be held in reserve and inactive, until needed.The date of Apr 16 at 11:01 AM is near the end of a long discussion on Tekscopes. ?Leon Robinson ?? K5JLR