Hi All,

What do you use when you're working on a large schematic in Eagle, and
it's not practical to draw all the nets connecting your bits? I'm
trying to figure out the best way to create those arrows that you
often see indicating a connection to another part of the drawing. You
see them a lot in multi page schematics.

So far the best I've found is in the Supply2 library, parts V--> and
V<-- . They are a nice shape, but that's all they are. They don't
actually connect to a net, so while you can edit the value to display
whatever you want in the arrow, that will have no bearing on the net
that you place it near, meaning the two parts of your drawing might
not actually connect.

I feel like there must be a way to do this that's less inherently
risky than just manually keeping track of ensuring the net names
match, but I haven't found it.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Josh
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