Keyboard Shortcuts (Access to the GrEditor)
GrEditor keyboard shortcuts
You can use the following keyboard shortcuts in the process D2000 GrEditor. More experienced users can use the shortcuts for faster control and navigation of the process GrEditor.
Keyboard shortcut | Function |
F1 | Open the HTML Help for the process D2000 GrEditor. |
ESC | In the picture: |
C | |
CTRL+A | Select all objects - in the picture. |
CTRL+L | |
CTRL+N | |
CTRL+O | |
CTRL+S | |
CTRL+Z | Undo. |
CTRL+Y | Redo - repeatedly execution of the last action undone using the action Undo. |
CTRL+P | Print edited picture. |
CTRL+E | Show/hide the palettes and Object properties and Connect object. |
CTRL+X SHIFT+Delete | Cut selected objects. |
CTRL+D | |
CTRL+C CTRL+Insert | |
CTRL+V SHIFT+Insert | Insert objects from the ClipBoard into a picture. |
CTRL+R | Show/hide the grid. |
CTRL+G | Align the object to the grid - use the grid. |
CTRL+0..9 | In the picture: |
CTRL+Left mouse button+movement | Picture control mode - zoom in on the picture |
Delete | |
Space | Select the newly-created graphic object. |
*TAB | Go to the next graphic object in the picture. |
*CTRL+TAB | Go to the previous graphic object in the picture. |
Arrow keys | Move the selected objects in the corresponding direction. |
CTRL+Arrow keys | Copy the selected objects and insert them in the corresponding direction according to the defined parameters of shift. |
ALT+Arrow keys | Move the selected point of the graphic object (selected by a square mark) in the corresponding direction. |
SHIFT+Arrow keys | Align the selected point of the graphic object to the grid. |
SHIFT+0..9 | In the picture: |
SHIFT+Left mouse button+movement | Picture control mode - movement in zoom |
* Graphic objects are, in order as were created, inserted into a sequential list - sequence. Using the keyboard shortcuts TAB a CTRL+TAB it is possible to go to the next (previous) object in this sequence. The position of the given object in the sequence is changed by changes in the object order, e.g. moving the object above or below another graphic object (topic Change object order).
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