On 21/03/2013 10:19, Josh Koffman wrote:
> 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.

Firstly, name both nets the same.  Imagining it's an SPI clock line,
give both nets the name SPI_CLK using the "name" tool (note you can type
"name" as a command and hit enter).

Then use the "label" tool (third up from bottom right, or type "label"
and hit enter) and set the type to "cross reference label" using the
toolbar at the top.

The label is just aesthetic, the nets will be joined as soon as you name
them the same and merge them into one.

David
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