TruCUT RDWorks Hotkeys for the Edit Menu (Part 3) Hotkeys Step by Step Video Mini-Series

Within the Edit Menu, you will find a few Hotkeys that are great for basic operations within the program.

For those of you that are familiar with working in multiple programs, you will be glad to find that these Hotkeys are the same as in most other programs.

This video is part of a Mini-Series.
Next video covers Hotkeys Draw Menu.
Previous video covered Hotkeys File Menu.

Video Transcript

mhm. Hi, guys. In today's video, we're gonna be looking at the shortcut keys for the edit menu within. True Cut already works. But before that, let's have a quick intro first. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So today's video can be found on softwaretraining.co.za. Got here. Today we make sure and easy to watch problem solving videos. And we also have daily updates otherwise, back in the programme here. Now, if I carry on with this little serious, we're gonna be looking at the edit menu, which is here on your main menu. So if we had to open this, you'll see we've got a variety of different. I'm short, like, easier to choose from, obviously some being more relevant than others, depending on your workflow. So, first of all, we've got undo. So this will, uh, under the last action. You did? As you can see, this control Zet. So if I had to say to make a copy of this and then if I control Z, you'll see it does that. And then once you've undone something, you can see now the redo is available. Where before it was not. And that's control. Why? So you can always redo your last action, which is also quite convenient, then, uh, next up here, we've got, uh, cut, copy, paste and delete. As you can see once again, some of these are crate out and let us because nothing is selected. So we cannot cut and copy. And we did make a copy of the title so we can make another paste offer if we wanted to. We also have the delete button. So as we see it as control X for cut control C for copy, control, beef paste and the elite for the lead read a leaky. And this is also quite universal. Like So far, all these shorter case is universal throughout most programmes. So you might already be familiar with this. But if you're not, definitely get in the habit of using these speed up your workflow also quite a lot, then at the bottom here, we've got two, which is, um, select all which is control A. That's also rather universal is not quite the same as undoing that, but it is quite so. If we are to control a year, you'll see it select everything on the canvas, the select that and then we've got another one here which is rather different, which is select similarity which is control shift s and most other programmes. You'll be used control shift is as safe adds where in this programme it is for silicon similarity. So let's say, um we've got these two which is similar and you select this one, you can simply go control shift s and then I will select everything on the design area that is similar to each other. So if we have a lot of duplicates of something creating a pattern and you want to move it, you can just go control shift. There's a few selected one and it will make duplicates once again. If I select this and I get to edit now, you'll see always short that kids are available. But do you select? We'll see. They are great out, but otherwise that is it on shorter keys for the edit menu. If we had to head here to softwaretraining.co.za hat's the end of the day. You guys don't notice you've got a variety of different Softwares, you recover, and also you can isolate your search on the top of right. So if you want to look for anything specific, just type in there and he did a little magnifying glass. But if the results come up dry, you can always go here, requests a training video. Then we will make that video for you. But otherwise thanks, guys, for watching and cheers.