Yet another reason why you want to (er, HAVE to) make
and use your own libraries.  

You need to build the package with multiple variants
so you can "change package".  Open up the library RCL
and look at any of the packages, you'll see LOTS of
variants.

--- Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@voti.nl> wrote:
> > On occasion one picks a part from the library and
> misses the fact that
> > you wanted a thru-hole part and accidentally
> picked an SMT 
> > part.
> 
> In Eagle (at least in the version I use) you just
> 'change package',
> either within the circuit editor or in the PCB
> editor. My library for
> instance has one symbol for all 14-pin PICs when
> used with external MCLR
> and internal OSC, and two packages (DIP and SOIC).
> For resistors I have
> one symbol for various SMD and through-hole packages
> (including
> horizontal and vertical mounting, round holes and
> oval holes, etc).
> 
> Wouter van Ooijen
> 
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