New on the Quick Access Toolbar on the top left of the EasyPower window. After opening EasyPower, do one of the following:
New on the Quick Access Toolbar on the top left of the EasyPower window. EasyPower opens a blank one-line in the Database Edit focus so you can start creating a new one-line. By default, EasyPower names the file “Oneline1” (or 2, or 3, and so on). You can easily change the name when you save the one-line.
Creating and editing a one-line diagram is a simple matter of choosing the desired power system equipment from the Equipment Palette or Insert tab, and then placing it on the drawing. If you place the item's leader line on a bus, EasyPower automatically connects the equipment. You can also drag the item to the bus with the pointer.
Save your file often to avoid losing your work. The first time you click Save on a new one-line, the Save As dialog box is displayed so you can select the directory and file name for the file. The file name can be up to 256 characters long, including blank spaces. After you have performed an initial save, any subsequent saves you perform are automatically stored in that file. If you want to save the file under another name, use Save As to select a new directory or name.
To open a file that has already been created, do one of the following:
Open on the Quick Access Toolbar. This displays an Open dialog box where you can search through drives and directories to find the file you want. Open the file by either double-clicking it or highlighting it and then clicking Open.
If you are working on a network and someone else has already opened the file you want to use, or the file properties are set as "read-only," you can view the file but cannot save changes to it. You can use File > Save As to store the file under another name or in a different location.
To close a file, click 
Close in the upper right-hand corner of the one-line (or the 
Close icon if the window is minimized) or click File > Close.
For information about the session window components such as the ribbons and equipment palette, see The Session Window.
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