Reverses the effects of the previous UNDO or U command (REDO) Regenerates the entire drawing from the drawing database (REGEN) Pastes objects from the Clipboard into the current drawing (PASTECLIP) Opens or closes the External References palette Opens and closes Documents and Layouts window (QVIEW)

CMD – corresponds to the “Command” key on Mac keyboard, CTRL – corresponds to the “Control” key on Mac keyboard, ALT – corresponds to the “Option” key on Mac keyboard.Ĭancels the current command and return to the default selection stateĬhecks for spelling errors in all or part of a drawingĬopies selected objects to the Clipboard (COPYCLIP)Ĭopies selected objects to the Clipboard and removes them from the drawingĬuts selected objects to the Clipboard (CUTCLIP)Ĭycles through the viewports on the current layoutĭisplays or hides the Command Line window

In the third column I have tried to indicate the style of keyboard shortcuts (Mac or Windows). In the table below, there is no information about the function keys (F1, F2, …), you can find it here. In this post, I tried to systematize the information about Default Keyboard Shortcuts in AutoCAD for Mac, that is known to me in table form. There, in particular, provides detailed information about the function keys (F1, F2, …) in AutoCAD fo Mac. Some of the information on this subject can be found at Autodesk WikiHelp, in the section on AutoCAD for Mac. Unfortunately the online help AutoCAD 2011 for Mac (in contrast to the Help system for Windows version of AutoCAD) currently doesn’t provide information on the default Keyboard Shortcuts. For example, you can press Ctrl+O to open a file and Ctrl+S to save a file, which is the same as clicking Open and Save on File menu.” I can add that with Keyboard Shortcuts you can control switching of System variables and Drafting Settings (Ortho mode, Osnap mode, etc.) According to the official definition of Autodesk – “Shortcut keys (Keyboard Shortcuts) are key combinations that start commands.

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