Funny thing is, when I right click, then select Open With, select LTspice, noting happens.
If I open a .raw file from within LTspice, it opens but ONLY the last generated .raw!
None of the earlier ones open. Weird.
Jan
I can't save it in the same folder because my whole life is on OneDrive and .raw is forbidden in OneDrive ...
Jan
Oh 🙂
I actually LT set to delete .raw automatically. I've never tried using LT on one drive beyond flirting the odd .asc onto it.
I actually LT set to delete .raw automatically. I've never tried using LT on one drive beyond flirting the odd .asc onto it.
Actually I can save a .raw on OneDrive but it will not be stored in the cloud, where my other systems can access it.
But that's not a real problem, except for all the red crosses next to the filenames ...
Jan
But that's not a real problem, except for all the red crosses next to the filenames ...
Jan
I remember reading somewhere (it might even have been in the LT help files) that LT did not play nicely with OneDrive because of all the zillions of small files. That might be different now with the latest version because that saves everything to the Temp folder which is not (afaik) backed up by OneDrive.
Hehe
Hehe
Interesting, maybe with high speed uploads the small files are no longer the issue they once were.
I know what you mean about the raw files, I've had some at over 30Gb when using .wav's as a voltage source and recording the output of a sim.
I know what you mean about the raw files, I've had some at over 30Gb when using .wav's as a voltage source and recording the output of a sim.
I just ran LTXVII and did the "update" (or was it upgrade?) window option, and it offered to upgrade to LTspice 24, so (living dangerously) I let it. It took a few minutes (2 to 10? I was doing other stuff), and ran fine with loading and running simulation on a schematic file from LTXVII. But now it's got different, presumably "new and improved" icons and such, so I'll have to learn what they do. I've loaded Qspice in the last year and learned a little of it, but didn't quite convert over, having learned LTspice decades ago.
FWIW I'm now running LTspice 24.0.11.
FWIW I'm now running LTspice 24.0.11.
You can change to the old icons. Settings > Operation > Toolbar Style.
If developing teams put effort in designing alternative icons that's a sure sign they have no ideas for any improvements in functionality anymore. End of the line.
Jan
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@jan.didden , I would rather think that the people behind LTspice have finally figured out that they have many users that have lived with LTspice for 25 years and don't want to loose them for silly reasons like changed icons and keyboard shortcuts, besides basic compatibility of operation (which now finally they managed to implement, after years of intermediate crap versions).
Not sure if I'm getting your point, my OneDrive has always play nice with my raw files, and I have 1752 pcs of them
I'm a long time user of LTSpice, mostly for very simple tube circuits and rarely for solid state.
I'm currently using LTSpice IV because I didn't like certain aspects of the immediate follow-up version at all.
Now, in the context of my very simple usage, three or four versions later I'm missing some important functionality from the newer versions?
Thanks
JJT
I'm currently using LTSpice IV because I didn't like certain aspects of the immediate follow-up version at all.
Now, in the context of my very simple usage, three or four versions later I'm missing some important functionality from the newer versions?
Thanks
JJT
I prefer LTSpice for simulation, but once that's figured out I run an old version of Multisim (12.0) from which I can easily port to Ultiboard to create Gerber files. Will probably go back to the old icons, in LTSpice, however.