Hi,
I’m completely brand new to fritzing and I am trying to convert my circuit wizard circuit into a breadboard one on fritzing.
Can someone please help.
Attached is a picture of my circuit.
Thank you
Just build it on a BB and copy what you see.
How would I make the NOR gates?
Sorry I didn’t know you were at that level. 
In the drawing there is 4 of those gates, but if you look at the # they are all IC9’s, but with a letter. That tells you it’s 1 IC, but the insides are split into it 4. The gates even have the IC pin #'s. The part you want is 4001B.
You actually want the 4001 multipart part in core parts. Typing 4001 in to the parts search (top right window) should bring it up. If it doesn’t appear then you need to do a parts update. The 4013 and 4026 don’t exist so you will need to create them using a generic IC and changing the pin labels. The diagram as shown is incomplete, the unused input pins on the 4013 need to be tied to either power or ground as CMOS ICs dislike floating inputs. The chips also need vcc and ground connections which are missing. You can find the pin numbers in the associated data sheet (there is likely a second flip flop in the 4013 which needs its input pins dealt with) Then you need to recreate the schematic in Fritzing by dragging parts in from core parts. Once you have done that completely then you can move on to placing the parts in breadboard view and using the rats nest lines (which come from the connections in schematic) to wire the circuit correctly. Take a backup copy of the sketch (the .fzz file) after completing schematic but before doing anything in breadboard because making mistakes in breadboard can corrupt the sketch.
Peter
Hi, the 4001 does not appear when I type it up, how would I go about creating it?
The parts update should be automatic except if you are running Windows7. If you aren’t running Win7, click (from a window other than welcome) Help->check for updates and it should automatically update (it takes a while and appears to hang, just wait because if you interrupt it you will corrupt the database). If Fritzing appeared to hang on first installation and you interrupted it then you will likely need to clear the user directories and restart. If you are on Win 7 automatic update is currently broken, and you need to arrange to clone the parts repository from
in to /path-to-fritzing/fritzing-parts (C:\fritzing\fritzing.0.9.3b.64.pc\fritzing-parts in my case). After that you need to start fritzing and from a view other than welcome click Part->regenerate parts database which will work for a while and then close fritzing. On restarting fritzing you should have the current parts including the 4001.
Peter
You want a Quad, 2 input Nor.