Single key keyboard short cuts. How did I do it? I forgot.

Recently I made single key keyboard shortcuts on my machine. I assigned the 1,2 & 3 keys to mirror, move & copy respectively. Now I want to assign the symbol key to the left of the 1 to toggle PaperSpace (PS). However, I cannot remember how I did it. When I look at my keyboard shortcuts the assignments I made are no where though they work. For a moment, I thought I might have done in through the keyboard driver, but couldn't find any thing there either. Anyone have an idea how I made them. What a question, right?

Did you use a keyboard mapping program?

You might be looking for your PGP file. You can find it by going to "Tools > Customize > Edit Program Parameters". Scroll down to the bottom to add/edit any changes and once you save and close, type REINIT to reload the PGP file so the edits come into effect.

*EDIT*

Mark you might actually be right. "Keyboard Shortcuts" are in the CUI, which can be confused with the PGP file.

You might be looking for your PGP file. You can find it by going to "Tools > Customize > Edit Program Parameters". Scroll down to the bottom to add/edit any changes and once you save and close, type REINIT to reload the PGP file so the edits come into effect.

 

*EDIT*

Mark you might actually be right. "Keyboard Shortcuts" are in the CUI, which can be confused with the PGP file.

Yes! Thanks. I now remember it was the pgp file. Opened it and their they were. Assigning through the CUI does not seem to allow single key assignments. They always need shift+ ,CTRL+, etc.

I'd also recommend you use Acad.pgp, but for those quick little ones LISP is also useful:

(defun c:R ()
 (prompt "\n** Bow ties are cool ** ")
 (princ)
)

osnaps

(defun c:39 () (setvar "osmode" 39))
can be any number

(defun c:R0 () (setvar "filletrad" 0)(command "fillet"))