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- <p><b>Next:</b> <a href="tutor-test.html">Step 4: Testing your circuit</a></p>
- <h2>Step 3: Adding text</h2>
- <p>Adding text to the circuit isn't necessary to make it work;
- but if you want to show your circuit to somebody (like a teacher),
- then some labels help to communicate the purpose of the
- different pieces of your circuit.</p>
- <p>Select the text tool
- (<img src="../../../icons/text.gif" width="16" height="16">).
- You can click on an input pin and start typing to give it
- a label. (It's better to click directly on the input pin than to
- click where you want the text to go, because then the label will
- move with the pin.)
- You can do the same for the output pin. Or you could just click any old
- place and start typing to put a label anywhere else.
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- <p><b>Next:</b> <a href="tutor-test.html">Step 4: Testing your circuit</a></p>
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