There are many different ways in [[RF.Spice A/D]] to place a part in your circuit. All these methods do the same job. So it is simply a matter of personal preference which method to choose. Generic parts can be accessed from the Parts Menu. You can also click on the Add Part Toolbox on the left side panel and browse the parts database alphabetically or using other criteria or filters such as a part's function or manufacturer.
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Once you select your part, the mouse cursor changes to a ghost of your selected part. Move the mouse to a location in the main window where you want to place your part and left-click to drop it. After placing the part, it remains selected. This allows you to duplicate or rotate the device immediately after placing it.