Original Article Date: April 2001
Updated: December 2010
Was it CTRL+B or CTRL+VA to get to the View Attributes dialog? And what was that handy one for Redo?
Here's a list with all the accelerator keys to hang on your wall!
MicroStation's ShortCut Keys | ||
Accelerator Key |
Menu Item |
Description |
Ctrl + N |
File > New |
Opens the Create Design File dialog |
Ctrl + O |
File > Open |
Opens the Open Design File dialog |
Ctrl + W |
File > Close |
Closes the active design file and takes you back to the MicroStation Manager |
Ctrl + S |
File > Save |
Saves changes made to the file |
Ctrl + F |
File > Save Settings |
Saves your current settings |
Ctrl + P |
File > Print |
Opens the Plot dialog |
Ctrl + Z |
Edit > Undo |
Negates the last graphic operation |
Ctrl + R |
Edit > Redo |
Cancels the last undo |
Ctrl + X |
Edit > Cut |
Places the current selection set onto the system clipboard |
Ctrl + C |
Edit > Copy |
Copies the current selection set onto the system clipboard |
Ctrl + V |
Edit > Paste |
Pastes the contents of the clipboard into the file |
Ctrl + G |
Edit > Group |
Creates a group from the current selection set |
Ctrl + U |
Edit > Ungroup |
Drops a selected group |
Ctrl + L |
Edit > Lock |
Locks the element to prevent it from being manipulated |
Ctrl + M |
Edit > Unlock |
Unlocks a previously locked element |
Ctrl + I |
Element > Information |
After selecting an element, the Element Information dialog will appear |
Ctrl + E |
Settings > Level > Display |
Activates the View Levels dialog |
Ctrl + B |
Settings > View Attributes |
Opens the View Attributes dialog |
Ctrl + T |
Tools > Tool Boxes |
Opens the Tool Boxes dialog |
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