Shortcut + Cycle through Windows

[Anonymous]

Hello!


::Background::

I understand the short cuts WC ( CASCADE ) and that WT (Tile) with regard to REVIT Windows.

:: Question ::

However, is there a way to have the windows 'cycle' through?

For example. With Windows -- the OPERATING SYSTEM -- lets say, XP, for this example, if I have multiple applications open, I can use the TAB key to 'cycle through' all applications open. So, I'm posing this question in hopes that there is a way to do something SIMILAR with the Windows in REVIT(not be confused with Bulding Windows, but Revit Viewing Windows -- like Lower Level, Roof, 3D, and etc).


Thanks.

PS. Sorry, about all the varying terminology regarding the word windows... that was a lot of windows 😉

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Ctrl + TAB

[Anonymous]

This is one of the most interesting posts! Thanks.

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Hello!


::Background::

I understand the short cuts WC ( CASCADE ) and that WT (Tile) with regard to
REVIT Windows.

:: Question ::

However, is there a way to have the windows 'cycle' through?

For example. With Windows -- the OPERATING SYSTEM -- lets say, XP, for
this example, if I have multiple applications open, I can use the TAB key to
'cycle through' all applications open. So, I'm posing this question in
hopes that there is a way to do something SIMILAR with the Windows in
REVIT(not be confused with Bulding Windows, but Revit Viewing Windows --
like Lower Level, Roof, 3D, and etc).


Thanks.

PS. Sorry, about all the varying terminology regarding the word windows...
that was a lot of windows 😉

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

"Control Shift Tab" will cycle through in the opposite direction.

[Anonymous]

Sorry for the delay in response.

However, belated as it may be, my thanks to aaronbergmann and Bozaloshsch for the solution(s)! Message was edited by: -M-

[loreyJ9NKA]

Thank you.