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Hello,

 

i am using autocad 2011 now,before that i used autocad 2009.

 

in autocad 2009 when i want to use presspul command i press ctrl+alt ,in autocad 2011 this command doesn't work (ctrl+alt).so how can i make ctrl +alt work for presspull command in autocad 2011.

 

with thanks

Posted

You would have to edit the shortcut keys in your CUIx.

 

What happens now when you press Ctrl+Alt?

Posted

nothing happen,i go to

cui

shortcut key

i drage the presspull command from command list to shortcut key list

then go to the properties menu in the right of the screen

access

key(i click at the box with three dots)

when i press ctrl+alt nothing happen !if i press let say ctrl +b its assigned,but i want ctrl+alt

 

please try it yourself

 

with lot of thanks

Posted

Aren't Ctrl and Alt just modifier keys? Wouldn't you have to add another key (or a click) to the sequence to make it actionable?

Posted

I do not recall CTRL+ALT ever doing anything in any program. :? There has always been something on the end i.e. CTRL+ALT+DEL.

Posted

till now no one answered me a usefull answer!!!!

 

 

in autocad 2009 ctrl+alt is used for presspull command ,in 2010 nothing like this ,no action happen when using ctrl+alt.

 

i want a way that make a ctrl+alt in autocad 2010 as a presspull command

Posted

We try. Sometimes we can't please everyone.

 

Why not open up 2009 and look at the CUI and see how it is programmed there then duplicate it in 2010? Maybe you did something wrong.

Posted
till now no one answered me a usefull answer!!!!

 

 

in autocad 2009 ctrl+alt is used for presspull command ,in 2010 nothing like this ,no action happen when using ctrl+alt.

 

i want a way that make a ctrl+alt in autocad 2010 as a presspull command

 

You have already proven that ctrl+alt isn't an option in 2010 (or 2011) for a shortcut key. Assign that to something else and move on, you will learn it very quickly. And or assign presspull to the mouse menu, set it to PP or what ever in the pgp.

Posted

Unfortunately I am working away from the office so I cannot test whether the key-combo of Ctrl+Alt activates the PressPull command in AutoCAD 2009. Anybody here have that option? I'd be curious to know if indeed it works as stated by the OP.

Posted
Unfortunately I am working away from the office so I cannot test whether the key-combo of Ctrl+Alt activates the PressPull command in AutoCAD 2009. Anybody here have that option? I'd be curious to know if indeed it works as stated by the OP.

 

The documentation I have for 2010 says the PP command was changed to Ctrl+Shift+E for presspull. It doesn't say what it was changed from, either way it doesn't matter as it can't be done on 2010 and up.-

Posted

Well it kind of matters. Maybe he's remembering something that he changed back in 2009 not something that was the default behavior. See what I'm getting at? I recall recently a 3 page discussion about some feature someone "remembered" as working in just a particular way and try as I might I could not convince the person otherwise and I had the version of the program he said he was using at the time and as he recalled "that's the work it worked"! He was pretty darn adamant about it too.

Posted
Well it kind of matters. Maybe he's remembering something that he changed back in 2009 not something that was the default behavior. See what I'm getting at? I recall recently a 3 page discussion about some feature someone "remembered" as working in just a particular way and try as I might I could not convince the person otherwise and I had the version of the program he said he was using at the time and as he recalled "that's the work it worked"! He was pretty darn adamant about it too.

 

I found a pdf file on the internet for 2009 were they are showing using presspull by pressing ctrl+alt,this is OOTB behavior for 2009. So the OP is remembering correctly. But it can't be done in 2011 so we are back to assigning other key combinations to do what they want. The OOTB key combo is now shift+ctrl+E.

Posted

OK then he wasn't just dreaming it. Thanks for clearing that up for me. Much appreciated. :)

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