Hot Keys . . .

[thenettrainer]

Where can I find a file with a list of the Hot Keys, and maybe a list of cool Tips n Trick programmers figured out over the years?

[#2#]

I think it is in there somewhere but as I can't look right now someone else will have to answer. I know that there is a window that lists the commands (maybe in the customize toolbar window) and their hotkeys/keyboard commands. You can also create new ones or change the existing ones. A good one to change is undo since most people try ctrl+z is undo in most windows applications but not in PC-DMIS.

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[craiger_ny]

F1 (aka the most used hot key) they are listed in the help file but once in a while there is one that is not listed for whatever reason. Also the manual lists them in the back but I find the help file "more helpful" so to speek.

Craig

[bw_bob]

heres one

[JamesMannes]

I don't use too many hot keys. I have created my own. For example, alt+c is set up for comments. The other keys that I use are available from within the software itself, example...
cntrl+alt+a = alignment
alt+f3 = find
f8 and f7 are scroll through choices
f3 is mark/unmark


yada yada yada

[thenettrainer]

Thanks all! Appreciate the help. I have a print out now and saved the files you posted! )

I think it's time to do as JM did, and figure out how to set up my own hot keys.

[JamesMannes]

That's easy, just right click in the tool bar area and click on customize. At that point you will have the choice of "keyboard". Choose that and set up as you desire.

[#2#]

That's easy, just right click in the tool bar area and click on customize. At that point you will have the choice of "keyboard". Choose that and set up as you desire.

I knew it was pretty easy just couldn't remember off the top of my heads.

[craiger_ny]

I knew it was pretty easy just couldn't remember off the top of my heads.

You think about PCDMIS with both. Amazing, sad but amazing.

[#2#]

You think about PCDMIS with both. Amazing, sad but amazing.

You mean it doesn't get you all hot and bothered when PC-DMIS measures a slot?

[DiggyDwarf]

Here's one.