New Hot Key!

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by dvanzile3, Oct 10, 2007.

  1. dvanzile3

    dvanzile3 Guest

    Just thought I'd share... can't believe I haven't done this sooner.

    P - Projected View in drawings.

    Also, if guys at SW still read here, why can't I set up a hot key for
    opening a selected part in an assembly?
    I want to be able to select the face of a part and hit a hot key to
    have it open. I guess I'll have to write a macro
    for now.

    As a side note, we just installed 2008 on all of our boxes here, which
    is why I'm taking another look at my customization and hot keys. I
    have to say, so far, this was the smoothest transition (for what we
    do) from a stability standpoint that I think I have ever seen. We've
    all been using it for over a week and I haven't heard of any major
    issues. The only minor issues was some graphics issues as far as
    refreshes, but we had obselete nvidia drivers. Once we updated, it
    was fine.

    Now on to the sensitive updated UI topic. I must admit, after my own
    frustrations in beta, I'm actually beginning to really like the new
    interface changes. My only complaint is that you can't customize the
    right/click and context sesitive menus. That we way we would know
    where to look for stuff and there wouldn't be such a large learning
    curve. I can only hope that they will pursue this ability for the
    next release.

    signed,
    so far so good......
    Don
     
    dvanzile3, Oct 10, 2007
    #1
  2. Good job! It's important to look at how you use the software tool and
    customize it to fit your methods. I already have my "P" key set to
    "Properties" in order to quickly open the properties box for notes, drawing
    views, etc.

    WT
     
    Wayne Tiffany, Oct 10, 2007
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  3. dvanzile3

    Raul Guest

    why can't I set up a hot key for
    This is the workaround I take to open a part in an assembly.
    Select the part with Right Mouse Button and then hit "O" on your
    keyboard...part opens.
    You also have other options. If you want to hide a part in an
    assembly.
    Select the part with Right Mouse Button and then hit "H" on your
    keyboard...part Hides.
    You'll get same results if the selection is done in the Feature
    Manager Tree.
     
    Raul, Oct 11, 2007
    #3
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