How to change the top directory in LTspice?

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I installed LTspice in C:Program Files, and when I go to "search components", the top directory is C:Documents.



How can I change my top directory?



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    I installed LTspice in C:Program Files, and when I go to "search components", the top directory is C:Documents.



    How can I change my top directory?



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      How can I change my top directory?



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      How can I change my top directory?



      LTSpice component selection - top directory






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          You can add additional paths/folders/directories by going to Tools > Control Panel



          LTspice XVII Tools Menu



          Then select the Sym. & Lib. Search Paths tab.



          LTspice XVII Symbol and Library Search Paths



          Since you are trying to add paths to symbols, add the paths in the top textbox:
          Symbol Search Path[*]



          Multiple paths can be separated on new lines, or by semicolons ; (which will be converted to new lines after closing the window).



          If a path does not yet exist (perhaps you made a typo) then LTspice will ask if you want to include them anyway. Note that if they don't yet exist, they will not show up in the directory selection drop-down list.



          If all goes well, you will see your new paths in the list:



          LTspice XVII - Select Component Symbol - Top Directory






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          You can add additional paths/folders/directories by going to Tools > Control Panel



          LTspice XVII Tools Menu



          Then select the Sym. & Lib. Search Paths tab.



          LTspice XVII Symbol and Library Search Paths



          Since you are trying to add paths to symbols, add the paths in the top textbox:
          Symbol Search Path[*]



          Multiple paths can be separated on new lines, or by semicolons ; (which will be converted to new lines after closing the window).



          If a path does not yet exist (perhaps you made a typo) then LTspice will ask if you want to include them anyway. Note that if they don't yet exist, they will not show up in the directory selection drop-down list.



          If all goes well, you will see your new paths in the list:



          LTspice XVII - Select Component Symbol - Top Directory






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          You can add additional paths/folders/directories by going to Tools > Control Panel



          LTspice XVII Tools Menu



          Then select the Sym. & Lib. Search Paths tab.



          LTspice XVII Symbol and Library Search Paths



          Since you are trying to add paths to symbols, add the paths in the top textbox:
          Symbol Search Path[*]



          Multiple paths can be separated on new lines, or by semicolons ; (which will be converted to new lines after closing the window).



          If a path does not yet exist (perhaps you made a typo) then LTspice will ask if you want to include them anyway. Note that if they don't yet exist, they will not show up in the directory selection drop-down list.



          If all goes well, you will see your new paths in the list:



          LTspice XVII - Select Component Symbol - Top Directory






          share|improve this answer




















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          You can add additional paths/folders/directories by going to Tools > Control Panel



          LTspice XVII Tools Menu



          Then select the Sym. & Lib. Search Paths tab.



          LTspice XVII Symbol and Library Search Paths



          Since you are trying to add paths to symbols, add the paths in the top textbox:
          Symbol Search Path[*]



          Multiple paths can be separated on new lines, or by semicolons ; (which will be converted to new lines after closing the window).



          If a path does not yet exist (perhaps you made a typo) then LTspice will ask if you want to include them anyway. Note that if they don't yet exist, they will not show up in the directory selection drop-down list.



          If all goes well, you will see your new paths in the list:



          LTspice XVII - Select Component Symbol - Top Directory






          share|improve this answer












          You can add additional paths/folders/directories by going to Tools > Control Panel



          LTspice XVII Tools Menu



          Then select the Sym. & Lib. Search Paths tab.



          LTspice XVII Symbol and Library Search Paths



          Since you are trying to add paths to symbols, add the paths in the top textbox:
          Symbol Search Path[*]



          Multiple paths can be separated on new lines, or by semicolons ; (which will be converted to new lines after closing the window).



          If a path does not yet exist (perhaps you made a typo) then LTspice will ask if you want to include them anyway. Note that if they don't yet exist, they will not show up in the directory selection drop-down list.



          If all goes well, you will see your new paths in the list:



          LTspice XVII - Select Component Symbol - Top Directory







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