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A-2 Electronics Workbench
A.1.1.2 File/Open
Opens a previously created circuit file or netlist. Displays a file browser. If necessary, change
to the location of the file you want to open. You can also open Ulticap and Orcad files. For
details, see “10.4 Importing Files with Other Formats” on page 10-5.
Note You can open files created with Version 5 of Electronics Workbench, and files created
in previous versions Multicap, Multisim and netlist files.
A.1.1.3 File/Open Samples
Opens a folder containing sample and tutorial files.
A.1.1.4 File/Close
Closes the active circuit file. If any changes were made since the last save of the file, you are
prompted to save those changes before closing.
A.1.1.5 File/Close All
Closes all circuit files. If any changes were made since the last save of the file, you are
prompted to save those changes before closing.
A.1.1.6 File/Save
Saves the active circuit file. If this is the first time the file is being saved, displays a file
browser. If you want, change to the desired location for saving the file. You can save a circuit
file with a name of any length.
The extension.ms9 is added to the file name automatically. For example, a circuit named
Mycircuit will be saved as Mycircuit.ms9.
Tip To preserve the original circuit without changes, choose
File/Save As.
A.1.1.7 File/Save As
Saves the current circuit with a new file name. The original circuit remains unchanged.
Tip Use this command to experiment safely on a copy of a circuit, without changing the
original.
A.1.1.8 File/Save All
Saves all open circuit files.