File -- general document operations like opening, saving, and printing
Edit -- clipboard operations and manipulations of entire objects, like scale and duplicate
Layout -- the working environment, including floating windows
Arrange -- special and temporary properties of objects and of the model, plus fit, group, and hide
View -- how the active window displays a model -- how the view is projected and rendered
Notes -- text attributes, including styling
Window -- opening additional windows of the active document
Macintosh Keyboard Shortcuts
DesignWorkshop keyboard shortcuts let you access menu commands directly from the keyboard. Most keyboard shortcuts use a combination of two keys pressed at once, but some shortcuts require the use of three keys together. For most command keyboard shortcuts on the Macintosh, you press the Command () key and one additional character. For some keyboard shortcuts you press either the Shift key (
) or the Option key (
), plus the Command key and the character. As with most Macintosh applications, the use of any keyboard shortcut is optional.
Windows Keyboard Shortcuts
DesignWorkshop keyboard shortcuts let you access menu commands directly from the keyboard, without stopping to move the mouse and click. Most keyboard shortcuts use a combination of two keys pressed at once, but some shortcuts require the use of three keys together. For most command keyboard shortcuts on Windows, you press the Control () key and one additional character. For some keyboard shortcuts you press either the Shift key (
) or the Alt key (
), plus the Control key and the character. As with most Windows applications, the use of any keyboard shortcut is optional.