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From: Swee-Hock Choo <schoo@silver.ucs.indiana.edu>
Organization: Indiana University
Subject: Pin-Pad Connection Question(Unidraw)
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 Hi,
 	I am confused by the pin-pad connection! I have a floating pin
 connected to a fixed pad, but when I tried to move the pin within the
 pad boundary, the move fails(It always go back to the original position).
 Isn't the pin supposed to stay at the new position, as long as it is within
 the pad boundary? Thanks in advance for any help!!
 
 Swee-Hock