
  The SchemEd SPICE Library
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  Sorry not many models included with SchemEd, but there are plenty around, and
  you have to be careful with copyrights.

  Make sure that any model definitions you add have names that do not begin with
  numeric digits as neither SchemEd nor BSpice will accept these.

  This directory will be searched by SchemEd prior to each Netlist/Analyse operation
  for any model or subcircuit definitions that are called for. It is actually the
  automatically-created file '!!Index' that is searched to find out which library
  file to .INCLUDE in the netlist.
  
  You can add your own SPICE model/subckt files as you acquire them.
  
  Note that only files are searched through, directories will not be recursed into.
  
  The file names are searched in alphabetical order, and SchemEd will .INCLUDE the
  file containing the first instance of the required model/subckt that it finds,
  unless you have the 'Local .MODEL/.SUBCKT defns' option set, in which case the
  definitions themselves will be copied into the netlist under construction.
  
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  SPICE Library Index Feature
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  You do not have to open the SPICE Libraries to see what definitions they contain.
  Clicking 'Library Index ...' in the Analysis submenu will show a shortlist of the
  contents of each of the enabled library files in this directory.
  Whenever you edit anything in a SPICE library file, SchemEd will detect this the
  next time you run an analysis. This will cause the index file to be rebuilt before
  the netlisting starts.

  Enabling/Disabling Libraries
  ----------------------------
  Filenames beginning with a '!' will be ignored during all searches. Use the
  Analysis submenu's 'Libraries' submenu to enable/disable Library files as required.
  See StrongHelp manual content on SPICE Library Files for full details.

  Maximising Search Speed
  -----------------------
  If you have very large libraries, it is best to keep the bulk of this disabled
  and paste the individual definitions into your active files as you actually
  come to need them.
  
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