11-03-2015
12:44 PM
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11-03-2015
12:44 PM
Like I said, I like what you have done: but it looks to me like you are ready to customize big time but chose the "limited" method for now to do so as it appears you are not really using a stock keyboard.
While the era of Digitizers may be waning, you are doing with your number pad what every AutoCAD Digitzer user has done for the last 30-years to a bigger success rate since you can squeeze more on there than the limit of the number pad.
I personally think you wasted three months doing what you did: and if you purchased that number pad key, even more wasted. You could have easily placed ten or more buttons on a toolbar and parked it on screen in AutoCAD to tap anytime you wanted. Or done the same with a custom right-click menu. Or done the same with a little LISP and a quick type of a shortcut that does all each of the buttons does now. Or a combination of all three.
And if inserting blocks is a challenge, ToolPalettes make the task simpler.
Creating a custom TAB in the Ribbon to always do those ten-15 keyboard/number pad items is yet another method.
So, tell us, what does each of your buttons do, let's wean you off this circa 1980s solution you found into options that will speed you up for real and make you a true champion at the office.
While the era of Digitizers may be waning, you are doing with your number pad what every AutoCAD Digitzer user has done for the last 30-years to a bigger success rate since you can squeeze more on there than the limit of the number pad.
I personally think you wasted three months doing what you did: and if you purchased that number pad key, even more wasted. You could have easily placed ten or more buttons on a toolbar and parked it on screen in AutoCAD to tap anytime you wanted. Or done the same with a custom right-click menu. Or done the same with a little LISP and a quick type of a shortcut that does all each of the buttons does now. Or a combination of all three.
And if inserting blocks is a challenge, ToolPalettes make the task simpler.
Creating a custom TAB in the Ribbon to always do those ten-15 keyboard/number pad items is yet another method.
So, tell us, what does each of your buttons do, let's wean you off this circa 1980s solution you found into options that will speed you up for real and make you a true champion at the office.