Yes, its quite easy to make your own parts in Eagle.  HOwever,
sometimes, someone else has done a whole library of parts, eg PIC 18F,
and so it saves you some time.  Checking the Eagle site for new
libraries often turns up popular series, too.
David

Bob Barr wrote:

>On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 13:34:21 -0500, Augusto Yipmantin wrote:
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>>... hope this time will be Ok. :-(
>>
>>A little help to find a Eagle4s V.4.03 Library with the CM8880 DTMF
>>Transceiver Device .
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>
>As frequently as I see requests Eagle parts posted to the list, I've
>just got to ask this question of Eagle users.
>
>Can it possibly be that difficult to create your own parts with Eagle
>that most users don't routinely just make their own when they need
>them?
>
>With AutoTRAX, the program I use most frequently, I can create most
>parts from scratch more quickly than I could type out an email
>requesting one. Doing a little editing on a similar part I've already
>got in my library to create the new one would be even easier than
>that.
>
>Even with CircuitMaker 2000, which I use less frequently and find a
>bit more difficult to use, I'd be able to get the part created before
>I could possibly hope to have a response to a request for it.
>
>Am I missing something obvious regarding the difficulty of using
>Eagle's part creation process?
>
>
>Regards, Bob
>
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