Saving Your Schematic

Now that we have finished the schematic, we need to save it. Select File and then Save from the menus. The File pull-down menu will appear  

Expoil Selection Import Selection.. Prim Preview... 

Edit Vm 0aeo Macro Pfipico Accaeeoriae flptina Maine 

When we first created the project, we specified a name and directory location for the project, so we do not need to specify them here. 

---

When you have finished drawing your circuit, select File and then Save to save your circuit. Next, click the RIGHT mouse button on the schematic and select Ascend Hierarchy to return to the top level schematic ... 

The above right dialog box tells you what information will be saved in your database. Click the Place Part button to place the part in your schematic. You will return to the schematic with the symbol attached to the mouse pointer. 

The title block contains information about you, your company, and the schematic. We will be using the title block to identify the student, class, and university where the schematic was created. There are four ways we can modify the title block. The first way shows how to change the title block for the current schematic. This method must be repeated each time you create a new schematic. The second way shows you how to tell Capture information about yourself that is used in every schematic you create. This could be information such as your name, company, address, and phone number. The third method shows how to select a different title block from a list of available title blocks already created. The fourth method is to create a new title block and save it in a symbol library. 

You are making plans to stay warm in the winter. Due to your busy schedule, you are typically away from your house all day. You know it costs a lot to operate the electric heaters to keep your house warm. However, you have been told that it is more efficient to leave your house warm all day rather than turn off the heat during the day and reheat the house when you get home at night. You think that thermodynamics may be able to resolve this issue. Draw a schematic of the system, the surroundings, and the boundary. Illustrate the alternative processes. What is your choice to save power Justify your answer. 

---