.lcf files

[Anonymous]

Is there an advantage to putting all your frequently used library parts into a container as opposed to just in a folder? Does it load parts faster or save disk space or anything like that?

Thanks,
Rick

[cremsberg]

So how does one open an .lcf container library and then make a new .lcf file container?

[__archiben]

cremsberg wrote:
So how does one open an .lcf container library and then make a new .lcf file container?

File>Libraries and Objects>Create/Extract a Container...

~/archiben

[David Maudlin]

~/archiben wrote:
File>Libraries and Objects>Create/Extract a Container...

Theses commands might have to be added to your Work Environment.

David

[__archiben]

David wrote:
Theses commands might have to be added to your Work Environment.

david - these are in the 'Standard' profile installed and operational by default . . .

~/archiben

[David Maudlin]

~/archiben wrote:
david - these are in the 'Standard' profile installed and operational by default . . .

Ben:

You are correct, and they are in the "Layouting" and "Visualization" WEs as well. Guess I must have been thinking back to when these commands were added and did not show in older imported WEs.

David