How to set shortcut key?

Are you still relying on manual mouse clicks to navigate your drawings? By mastering CAD Reader shortcut key, you can double your operational speed and transition from a beginner to a pro in no time.

Follow these steps to set up a workspace that fits your habits:

1. Right-Click Anywhere: Right-click on any part of the drawing and select "Shortcut Settings."

2. View the Settings Window: A window will pop up showing a list of functions and their current assigned keys.

3. Define Your Keys: You can freely assign shortcuts using:

• Function keys (F1–F12)
• Letters or Numbers
• Combinations (Ctrl, Alt, or Shift + Key)

4. Save: Click the Save button to apply changes.

5. Usage: Ensure your keyboard is in English input mode, then press your custom key to trigger the function instantly.

Recommended Shortcuts & Memory Tips

To get started, we recommend setting up shortcuts for your most-used tools. While everyone has different preferences, here is a logic-based approach to help you remember them:

• Measurement Tools: Assign keys like "M" for Measure or "A" for Area.
• Navigation: Use keys close to your left hand's natural resting position (e.g., Q, W, E, R).