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List of keyboard shortcuts available in SimSolid. File Management SHORTCUT FUNCTION Control + I Import CAD file Control + O Open project Control + S Save project Control + W Close project Control + Q Quit SimSolid Display SHORTCUT FUNCTION H Hide selected parts I Isolate selected parts S Suppress selected parts D Delete selected parts A Show all parts U Suppress unselected parts B Create new bookmark Control + F1 Show/hide Hints & tips F1 Show/hide Help panel F2 Show/hide Project tree panel F3 Show/hide Bookmark browser panel F4 Show/hide project comments View SHORTCUT FUNCTION F Fit view Shift + Drag Box zoom Shift + 1 Front view Shift + 2 Back view Shift + 3 Left view Shift + 4 Right view Shift + 5 Top view Shift + 6 Bottom view Shift + 7 Isometric view The following views also include Inspire key mappings: SHORTCUT FUNCTION Control + F7 Front view Control + Shift + F7 Back view Control + Shift + F8 Left view Control + F8 Right view Control + F6 Top view Control + Shift + F6 Bottom view Control + F9 Isometric view Selection SHORTCUT FUNCTION Control Multi-select and toggle select Control + Drag Drag top-left to bottom-right: select all entities that are partially enclosed in the box Drag from bottom-right to top-left: selects all entities that are fully enclosed in the box Clip Plane Note: Activate the clip plane by pressing the (Clip assembly with a plane) icon. SHORTCUT FUNCTION Control + pick face Orient the clip plane to the part face Control + Left mouse button Rotate the clip plane Shift + Mouse wheel Move the clip plane up/down - slower Control + Mouse wheel Move the clip plane up/down - faster

This tutorial will walk through a few ways to restart / shutdown Windows 2012 servers, we will also go through the charm and start options. This tutorial will walk through a few ways to restart / shutdown Windows 2012 servers, we will also go through the charm and start options. Windows Server 2012 uses a Start screen, Start is a window not a menu, programs can have tiles on the Start screen. Tapping or clicking a tile runs the program. When you press and hold or right click on a program an optional panel is displayed. The charms bar is an optional panel for Start, Desktop and Server Settings, with a mouse and keyboard you can display the charms by moving the mouse pointer over the hidden button in the upper-right or lower-right corner of the Start, Desktop or Server Settings or by pressing the following keyboard combination Windows Key + C One way to quickly open a program is by pressing the Windows Key and typing the program name, and then pressing Enter. This shortcut works as long as the Apps Search box is in focus which typically by default it is. Pressing the Windows Key toggles between the Start screen and the desktop or if you are working with Server settings then between the Start screen and the Server Setting. You can also display the desktop by using the following keyboard shortcut Windows Key + D: You can access Control Panel from Start, from your desktop by accessing charms, click on settings and click Control Panel additionally as Windows Explorer is pinned to the taskbar you can launch Windows Explorer and simply type Control Panel followed by Enter. 1. Shutdown & Restart using Power Settings Method Display Start options by sliding in from the right side of the

This article explains and lists command shortcuts to open the Control Panel items in Windows 11.The Control Panel in Windows allows users to change various hardware and software settings, including mouse, display, keyboard, network, sound, etc.You can use your mouse and keyboard to navigate items in the Control Panel. However, there are also commands for all the individual objects that users can easily create shortcuts or use the Windows Terminal app to open.Below, we will show you a list of commands to open or create shortcuts to directly open Control Panel items in Windows 11.Use command shortcuts to access items in the Control PanelAs described above, there are commands to open each item or object in the Control Panel.Below is the list of commands to use to open objects there.Again, using your mouse and keyboard, this is how to access the Control Panel in Windows 11.First, open the Windows Terminal app as administrator or learn how to create a shortcut on your desktop.Here are also commands to open the Control Panel app.Open the Control Panel:Command: control.exeOpen the Control Panel with category view:Command: explorer "shell:::{26EE0668-A00A-44D7-9371-BEB064C98683}"Open the Control Panel with icons view:Command: explorer "shell:::{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"Open the Control Panel All Tasks (aka God Mode):Command: explorer "shell:::{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}"Control Panel items:Individual items in the Control Panel app can be accessed using these commands:Add a Device wizard Command: %windir%\System32\DevicePairingWizard.exeAdd Hardware wizard Command: %windir%\System32\hdwwiz.exeAdd a Printer wizard Command: rundll32 shell32.dll,SHHelpShortcuts_RunDLL AddPrinterAdditional Clocks Command: rundll32 shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL timedate.cpl,,1AutoPlay Command: control /name Microsoft.AutoPlayBackup and Restore (Windows 7) Command: control /name Microsoft.BackupAndRestoreCenterBitLocker Drive

IntroductionThis article introduces Charms in Windows 8: what they are & how to use them. In Windows 8, Charms are a very important feature for Windows 8, but many Charms are context-sensitive and many Charms are not.Accessing the CharmsWe can pull up the Charms with the keyboard or mouse.Windows 8 keyboard shortcut "WinKey+C"When we can press a shortcut key then move our mouse to the top or bottom-right corner of the screen, then move the cursor up or down towards the transparent Charm icons that appear in the middle of your screen. We'll see five Charms: Search, Share, Start, Devices, and Settings.First, we click "Search" Charm in Windows 8. When we use Search Charm, we will access the system-wide search functionality. In search of Charm, we can search our installed apps and files. In a Windows 8 Metro application, the search Charm can also be context-sensitive.For example, when we use to search for a Charm in the Windows 8 store, then we access the Windows Store search functionality.Windows 8 keyboard shortcut "WinKey+Q"We click "Share" Charm in Windows 8. The Share Charm only functions within Metro apps. We can't use it from the Desktop or Start screen.Windows 8 Metro apps programmed to take advantage of "Share Contracts" can share content with each other using the Share Charm.For example, we can open a web page in Internet Explorer and use the Share Charm to send it to the Mail app, which can email the link to others.Windows 8 keyboard shortcut "WinKey+H"We click "Start" Charm in Windows 8. The Start Charm does the same work as the Windows key. Use it and we'll go to the Start screen.Windows 8 keyboard shortcut "WinKey"We click the "Devices" Charm in Windows 8. The Devices Charm offers a streamlined interface for interacting with the devices connected to your computer. For example, we can easily manage how Windows deals with additional monitors.In Windows 8 the screen feature works from the Desktop. If we want to interact with a device from a Metro app, then we'll find the device in the Devices Charm.For example, by printing from a Metro app to a connected printer.Windows 8 keyboard shortcut "WinKey+K". We click "Setting" Charm in Windows 8. Under the Settings pane, we'll find a grid of important, system-wide settings. The Shutdown option is here, as are options for controlling our sound volume, network, screen brightness, language, and notifications. These system-wide settings appear every time we invoke the Settings Charm, even if we invoke it from within an app.The options at the top of the Settings pane are context-sensitive. Invoke it from the Desktop and we'll see Desktop-wide settings, including a link to the Control Panel. The Control Panel link at the top of the pane takes you to the Desktop Control Panel, while the More PC settings link at the bottom opens the Metro-style settings app.Invoke the Settings Charm from within a Metro app to access the app's settings.For example, select the Settings Charm in Internet Explorer and we'll see links