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I am going to create a new ArchiCAD video tutorial focused on keyboard shortcuts and quick mouse-clicks. I want to go beyond the simple browser-based reference list and demonstrate the most useful ones onscreen. I would love to get your suggestions for this topic, to make sure I create the best reference.

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I did not want to reinstall and wondered what it could be. Other menues worked well so I thought about the Drawing History. I started to set Options>Open and Save>File Open>Number of recently-used files to list to 0 and restarted ADT.

Now I could access the File menu. It also helped to delete this registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Autodesk AutoCAD R17.0 ACAD-5004:409 Recent File List I can reproduce the error editing the key File1.

When it is C: ADT2007 ABC spaces construct.dwg it crashes. This is a non existing drawing. When changed to C: test.dwg that also is non existing it does not crash. What if it was related to the lenght. I tried C: 123.dwg and it crashed and C: 12.dwg without getting a crash. But I want the history and I want to be able to use names with more than 17 characters including.dwg.

I've used files with names like this before and it worked so it's probably something else related to this problem. Still not satisfied I searched the Knowledge Base and found that was about the same error message but the issue was not related. I tried to enable hardware acceleration as the solution was and what do you know. It solved the problem. For a moment. Then it returned again. Workaround found but not satisfied with it.

Let's see if the ADT Error Report's I sent in to Autodesk helps. If you know of a solution please add a comment. The problem has started to happen in AutoCAD 2007 as well. 2007-04-07 Update! A solution is found. This error will occur if an incorrect version of a Microsoft DLL file MFC80U.DLL exists on the computer.

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Step 2: Assign Shortcut Use any single letter or number character, or a function key (e.g. F2) with or without modifier keys (i.e., Ctrl, Shift, and/or Alt). If you change your mind about the shortcut, just re-type it. If the combination you typed has not yet been assigned to any other command, you will see the sentence: “Currently not assigned to any command”. If the selected function/command already has a shortcut assigned to it, that shortcut is displayed in the Shortcut(s) for selected command window on the right.

In this image, the selected command already has a shortcut (Alt+F7). Click Detach selected shortcut to remove the existing shortcut. If you don’t detach it, you can still assign another shortcut; this way the function/command will have multiple shortcuts. Pc Translator 2009 Cz Full Auto. Now type the keys that will constitute the new shortcut. (Use the field where it says “Click here and press desired shortcut keys.”) As shown in the image, we pressed the F8 key as our new shortcut. Click Assign. Step 3: Check Shortcut Collision If the key combination you entered has already been assigned to another function or command, this will be noted in the field: Currently assigned to.

In this case, you can try typing a different shortcut. Note: No “collision” is detected if the shortcut has been assigned to commands from two different window types. To assign the shortcut despite the collision, click Assign anyway.

This action assigns the shortcut and detaches the shortcut from the function/command to which it was previously assigned.