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2 Installation Use Freemium Code If you registered at http://www.element-14.com/eagle-freemium and got a Freemium code, use this option. Run as Freeware EAGLE will be licensed with the limits of the Light Edition. It's possible to upgrade to a purchased license without reinstallation at any time. Tutorial and manual in pdf file format are part of the installation and are located in the doc folder of the EAGLE installation. In case you want to uninstall EAGLE from your computer, simply delete the EAGLE entry in the the Finder's Applications folder. 2.3 Updating an Older <strong>Version</strong> For reasons of safety it is good practice to create a backup of your previous data before proceeding! Please read the file update.txt in the EAGLE/doc directory, in order to familiarize yourself with the changes in the new version of the program. Additional notes on installing an update may be found in the latest README files. You should follow the same procedure described in the section on New Installations on page 25. The new EAGLE release will be installed into a new folder with its sub-folders for Libraries, Script files, User Language Programs and so on. After starting EAGLE for the first time, please check the path settings in the Control Panel's Options/Directories.. menu. The path settings are taken from the EAGLE configuration file eaglerc(.usr), if existing, from a previous EAGLE version installed. Modify the settings if necessary. The variable $EAGLEDIR stands for the current EAGLE installation directory. Notes on Library Files All files from previous versions can be used with the new EAGLE version. Please check which library files are in use, and available for the ADD command. To make sure that you are working with those of the new EAGLE version you should, for example in the Schematic Editor, type the following command in the command line USE -* This removes all libraries from the buffer. Then type USE * to load all libraries of the currently given directory or other directories. The information about libraries in use is stored in the eagle.epf file of the currently active project. 28
2.3 Updating an Older <strong>Version</strong> If you have added new Devices to existing libraries, you should re-name and copy these libraries to a separate folder to avoid over writing, muddling up files with newer or older ones, and in the worst case loosing your work prior to updating. This same rule holds true for ULPs and Script files as well. A detailed list of recent changes in the libraries can be found on the CadSoft web server. Goto ftp://ftp.cadsoftusa.com/eagle/addendum/5.0 and look for a file named ChangeLog. In Case of Changes in the File Data Structure In case of an update where it was necessary to change the file data structure, it may be wise to save your own library files from the earlier version in the new EAGLE. Expanding the tree view's library preview or showing all libraries by the first ADD command cause additional time in screen update viewing, depending on your computer speed. EAGLE has to update the files temporarily to the new file format before showing the libraries' contents. In case you have a lot of files, there is a quick and comfortable way to solve this issue. You need two tools to achieve this: The User Language Program run-loop-all-lbr-script.ulp and a Script file that contains one line: WRITE; Edit one of the library files that shall be updated and start the ULP. You will be asked for the Script file to be executed, then all libraries which are in the same directory will be updated. Files from earlier versions can be used directly with the current one. In case the files were made with a version prior to EAGLE 2.60 you have to convert them with a program named Update26.exe. Detailed information about this can be found on page 315. 2.4 Changing or Extending the License If you are changing your license you will receive new installation code together with a new license file "serialnumber".key. Run EAGLE, and select the item Product Registration in the Control Panel under the Help menu. You will now be asked for the path to the "serialnumber".key file. Choose it and then type, in the second line, your personal installation code. Then click OK. 29
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