Hi, You just can place schematic libs to schematic. you can't put a PCB lib to schematic. Put a schematic lib to your schematic, then import the change at your PCB. Let me know if it works ![enter image description here][1] [1]: /editor/20160705/577b08bcdd917.png

You misunderstand . . . Only option I have is to place a Header on the PCB! I do not want to do this!! No option for a schematic part using General Packages through Hole

Can you told me which parts you try to place on the schematic?

Trying to place this part on Schematic: HDR1X14

I can't reproduce this error. `HDR1X14` can't be found , just a `SIP14` Is It this ? try to create a new schematic and try to place such a part. ![enter image description here][1] [1]: /editor/20160705/577b4c09e7755.png

There is another way to place such a head, use the wizard on the schematic. ![enter image description here][1] [1]: /editor/20160705/577b4de544470.png

@Reefhermit, OK, I understand the question... You have found the HDR1X14 PCB footprint to put on the PCB by doing a SHIFT+F search and now you want to find a schematic symbol to match it to put in the schematic. HDR1X14 is a single row 14 way through hole connector. If you look at **Connectors** in the **EasyEDA Libs** then select `SIP14` in the drop down list for the single row connectors and place it in the schematic, you'll find that it calls up HDR1X14 for the footprint. ![enter image description here][1] [1]: /editor/20160705/577b6729b3000.png Sorted! :)

OK, I will give this a try. BTW - the HDR1X14 I am trying to access is NOT on the "More Librarys tab". I tried to get the header on the Schematics page (left side window) under "General Packages/through Hole".

OK, Got it! Thanks, Ken

Reefhermit, Gald you're sorted. `BTW - the HDR1X14 I am trying to access is NOT on the "More Librarys tab".` But it is. The `More Libraries...` button does exactly the same thing as the `SHIFT+F` search, which is where I found the HDR1X14 PCB footprint. That's what the screenshot shows. Are you sure you entered the name correctly? :)