Konica Minolta VI-900 User Manual
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Tool
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This command is used to display a list of shortcut keys. By default, shortcut keys have already been assigned
to popular commands. By using this command, you can add or modify shortcut keys.
to popular commands. By using this command, you can add or modify shortcut keys.
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Shortcut keys can also be assigned to commands given in pop-up menus.
Tool – Shortcut Keys
Displaying a List of Shortcut Keys
Operating Procedure
1
Click [Shortcut Keys] on the [Tool]
menu.
The [Tool-Shortcut Keys] dialog box will ap-
pear.
pear.
Note
• For commands to which no shortcut key is assigned,
“None” will be displayed in their text boxes.
• When assigning a shortcut key, an error message will
appear if it has already been assigned.
• Some commands do not support shortcuts that use
[shift] + [Ctrl]. Attempting to set such a shortcut com-
bination for these commands will produce an error
massage.
bination for these commands will produce an error
massage.
3
Click the [OK] button.
The dialog box will close, and changes made
to shortcut key assignment will be effective.
The changes will be saved in the user prefer-
ence file.
to shortcut key assignment will be effective.
The changes will be saved in the user prefer-
ence file.
• A list of shortcut keys is shown for each menu
category. To display a list for a certain category,
click the corresponding tab with the left mouse
button.
click the corresponding tab with the left mouse
button.
2
In the [Shortcut Key] text boxes, specify
the desired keys or combinations of
keys.
keys.
If you want to modify a shortcut key, overwrite
it. To add a new shortcut key, just enter it.
it. To add a new shortcut key, just enter it.
• Alphabet keys, [Shift] key, [Ctrl] key and their
combinations can be assigned. However, to use a
function key, it cannot be assigned in combination.
function key, it cannot be assigned in combination.
• For instance, if you press the [Ctrl], [Shift] and
[a] keys at the same time, “Ctrl + Shift + a” will
be displayed in the text box.
be displayed in the text box.
To restore the following default shortcut key
assignment, click the [Default] button.
assignment, click the [Default] button.
• [File] – [New]
[Ctrl] + [N]
• [File] – [Open]
[Ctrl] + [O]
• [File] – [Save] – [Elements]
[Ctrl] + [S]
• [File] – [Exit]
[Ctrl] + [Q]
• [View] – [Orbit]
[O]
• [View] – [Zoom]
[Z]
• [View] – [Full Frame All]
[Shift] + [F]
• [View] – [Full Frame]
[F]
• [View] – [Area Orbit]
[W]
• [View] – [Area Zoom]
[X]
• [View] – [Move Plane]
[A]
• [Select] – [Rectangle]
[E]
• [Select] – [Select by Elements]
[Ctrl] + [A]
• [Edit] – [Undo]
[Ctrl] + [Z]
• [Edit] – [Redo]
[Ctrl] + [Y]
• [Edit] – [Delete] – [Points]
[Ctrl] + [X]
• [Build] – [Move] – [Elements]
[M]
• [Build] – [Move] – [Points]
[P]
• [Build] – [Rotate] – [Elements]
[R]
• [Popup 1] – [Show Vertex/Hide Vertex] [F9]
Note
To use a shortcut key, make sure that the mouse cursor
is located in a window in the view area.
is located in a window in the view area.