I will have to look at the invoke command. Basically, my solution (which
I haven't tried yet, thus haven't posted about) would be to draw two +V
symbols, and a small net on each. I'd name one +5V (my convention), and
name the other one whatever it is Eagle wants. Then I'd join the two and
see what happens. Then I'd do the same for ground. Since the symbols in
theory don't have a board layout equivalent, I figured they should join
the nets but not show up on the board. Who knows :) I'll be sure to
backup my files first...

Josh
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William Chops Westfield wrote:
> The "invoke" comamnd (another weird name) can be used to add "hidden"
> parts of a device to the visible schematic.
>
> Based on the Cadsoft newsgroups, the "state of the art" for having one
> physical net with multiple names seems to be assorted types of zero-ohm
> resistors (some of which also have effectively zero size on the board as
> well...)

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