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ctrl+L unlcok
5 D( ~. ?5 H% u" u; N& @- b, F& oL lock7 I1 j+ q' s. u3 [- r7 ]# t
% \& i9 x& X, CLocking and Unlocking Objects 6 Q* A1 v) M l, y; |- D8 Z
Often you need to work in a cross-application environment with Capture. In this case, you need to select components in Capture for display or selection in another (for example, PCB Editor). In this case, you may inadvertently shift a component you select on the schematic page or disturb the connectivity of the circuit. To avoid this, you can temporarily lock a component onto you canvas. This prohibits you from moving the component on the schematic page.
3 X' h# |' V0 pNote: This lock operation is a is only used to prevent repositioning of the component. This means you can do any other operations on a locked component, like change its properties or delete the component.
7 V; ^1 k6 R1 Q) a/ ATo lock a component
8 J- ?( Y$ S4 a( R: x* q( b, r/ `& k! R/ BPress and hold down the Shift + Ctrl key combination.
: _ m3 ], @" _ R$ rLeft-click on the component.
5 C6 e- Z& f$ f1 N5 F* D$ e2 M8 NTo lock multiple components, perform these steps on continuously on multiple components.
. E4 z _0 H0 b0 j$ j3 FThe component is selected by the left-click operation but also it is locked (by the Shift + Ctrl key combination) so you cannot move the component. Now if you left-click the component it remains selected. % [9 g1 \' r( m
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