Click the disclosure triangle on the left to expand an element to show the nested contents of that element. For example, all graphics on a layer will appear when the Layer’s disclosure triangle is clicked, click again to collapse and hide the nested elements.

When an element is selected in the table, that element is shown at the top of the Easy-Look panel. It is shown just as it is drawn no the primary drawing. The element is auto-sized, so the size as shown on the Easy-Look panel has no relationship to the size on the drawing. The shape is scaled, but the line widths are not, this will usually provide a small visual clue to indicate the size of the element on the main drawing; fat lines hinting that an element is small in size.

It is allowed to drag and drop elements on the outline table. For example, dragging a graphic one line "up" corresponds to "Send Forward" -- both actions have the same result. This makes the outline table a very powerful "Send Tool".

It is allowed to drag and drop elements from the Outline table to other EazyDraw drawings, but not to the originating drawing - the one under inspection by the panel. It is allowed to drag graphics from an EazyDraw drawing to the Outline table, but again - not from the actual drawing under inspection. Use the popup menu at the bottom of the Easy-Look panel to "disconnect" the Easy-Look inspection target from the current active (top) drawing window.

To enter a name for a graphic element, double click on the row of the graphic. A name entry input pane will drop from the top of the Easy-Look palette. Any name may be used, duplicates are allowed.

The columns contain different detailed information concerning the graphic element. The column headings are generally descriptive, indicating the meaning of the values listed. In most cases only the Type and the name of the element will be of interest, in some cases only the type. The panel is easily resized (lower right corner control) to expose or hide this ancillary information. Normally the panel will be used with a narrow size..

The columns may be re-ordered with drag-and-drop. The scrollers are used to view hidden columns and rows.

The right-most column (default setting) is a unique ID associated with every graphic element. This is of interest when locating graphics in their text form in the saved drawing file.

The Property 2 field provides access to an Image’s xLink value. This is an external refernece for the image. This is used with SVG import and export. SVG support images that are external to the drawing and included by reference. Double click on an Image’s Property 2 field to manually enter or edit a xLink.