It works fine for me in both IE and Firefox. I am using FireFox, which I guess is only somewhat related to Mozilla. Omegatron 14:32, (UTC) Is this something IE specific? I followed the instructions with Mozilla and nothing happened. It would be nice if we could all use the same thing and have nice looking graphics. My circuit builder of choice: klunky We should have some discussion, though. It is super easy, a uniform, good look for the web, much much faster than mspaint, everyone can access it, free, etc. That would be a great way to teach electronics, but it would probably be a lot of work. What would really be nice is to have some sort of circuit builder. The question is how big we want our pictures to be? (6 minutes? That seems longer than it actually took.) It is pretty nice for web graphics: Omegatronįor instance, the above would look like this, Klunkified, and took me this long to make. See my Wikipedia page ( Wikipedia:User:Omegatron#Electronics_diagrams) for some of the stuff I have done with it, and feel free to give me style suggestions or recommend other drawing programs/sites. I recommend using Klunky schematic editor to do diagrams, and have contacted the author to see about making my own version, with more parts and easier to get into 2-color PNG with transparency, etc. Special Klunky pictures courtesy of Wanderer See the Category:Created_with_electrical_symbols_library for examples. See the image description page for more info. You can edit this template and add more components, of course. The images remain editable, look nice even when scaled or printed and take small amount of space. There is a SVG electrical components library available, which should provide a possibility to draw the images in Inkscape or similar vector graphics editor:

Inkscape drawing electrical circuits