I think that if you delete the board file and reroute, you should be
fine.  Unless of course you would prefer to keep the board file...

I've done this a couple of times and it seems to work.

YMMV


-Shawn


llile@SALTONUSA.COM wrote:

>>2. Get my schematic and board back in synch? :-((
>
>
>
> Board and schematic out of synch happens occasionally.  The solution is
> this:  Constantly save backup versions of your files.  THis is true in
> Eagle, in C, in ASM, in MS Word, in Notepad, in Visual Basic, in Paint, in
> anything.  If you make a big, signifigant change to your project, save as
> projectv2.sch.   Then if you make another big signifigant change to your
> project, save it as projectv3.sch.  Then, when your software eventually
> crashes/locksup/screwsup, as all windows software is wont to do, you go
> back to the previous version and reinsert the last few changes, after a
> clean cold boot.  Always put new info into the highest rev level, and keep
> all the old ones intact.
>
> I tyupically get to 60 or 100 rev levels in a project before it is done. I
> might save three of four revs in a day.  Also, whenever the program is
> idle, (I am thinking about something) I idly hit the save button while
> thinking about the next track to route.  "Only save stuff you don't want
> to enter in again" is my rule, and of course that means save nearly every
> change.
>
> Unfortunately, as far as I know, if your schematic and board are out of
> synch and you have no backups, you are screwed and need to enter the whole
> schematic in again.  Print the one you have and try again.  Then start
> saving religiously, saving backups and new revision levels.
>
> We used to work in an office with 6 Autocad stations.  If someone left
> their desk, and the last command on the screen was not "SAVE", then when
> that guy returned from getting coffee, the command prompt would read
> "FOOL!"
>
>
> I have had this out of synch problem most when deleting stuff in the BOARD
> program in Eagle.  Generally this is a bad idea anyway.
>
>
>
> -- Lawrence Lile
>
>
>
>
>
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> How Can I :-
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> 1. Delete a part I created in the wrong library listing? :-(
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> 2. Get my schematic and board back in synch? :-((
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