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I use a space-mouse, and don't usually keep my finger right on the "s" key, so I wasn't using the shortcut menu as often as I "should". I totally used it in the 2009 beta, but kind of forgot about it. Thanks for reminding me of it and I figured others may have assignable buttons on their mice that can be used for that or any other of the shortcut features in SW.
I actually did a presentation on how to create a smoother work flow at the West Michigan SolidWorks User Group meeting in March. I am always looking for ways to clean up the interface and stay in the middle of the screen by the model as much as possible.
Thanks for doing this post, its great!!!
Thanks
One of my co-workers recently pointed this out to me and I'm exploiting his expertise.
Great post.
How do you add the "shortcut bar" to the thumb button of the mouse?
Thanks.