The only way I could reproduce this is to have 'Snap' turned off. _ I'm guessing that you are using the Desktop Client as your post appears to be written using EasyEDA 6.4.14....try updating to the latest version, which at the time of writing is 6.4.17 _ One other thing to try is just connecting the two components together but without using the 'Wire' method. With reference to your example image, drag LED92 so that pin 4 (DIN) lines up vertically with pin 2 (DOUT) of LED91. Then drag it down so that the very ends, (the small circles), of both these pins overlay each other....**exactly**. (This is where 'Snap' comes into it's own) RELEASE the mouse button when the two are aligned. **This is an important step.** Now, click and drag LED92 again and move it, does the 'Wire' get drawn between the two pins? It should. If this works then it could be just an alignment issue, so try turning 'Snap' on. _ Failing an update and turning on Snapping I'm not really sure what else it could be. _ Personally I find no reason to turn Snapping off, nor change the default Grid size. I do change the 'Alt Snap' value, (to 1), purely because it makes no sense to have both 'Snap Size' and 'Alt Snap' the same default value of 5. _ You should notice that with Snapping turned on it's the ends of the pins that will snap to the grid points. _ Regards.

MrToM, Thanks so much.  I'm using this in Chrome and your idea about updating made me try logging out and reloading the page.  Things seem to work as expected now. Thanks. Bill

No worries. Thanks for letting us know. _ Regards.

Hi! I also recommend to use coarse grid and not a fine grid in schematic. These are the settings that I recommend:  Regards, Markus Virtanen HW / Electronics Designer

Thanks Markus, I will try those settings.  I was messing around with them when I was troubleshooting those connections.