Edit default attributes and primary in ribbon

Question

Hello 
 I'm adjusting the ribbon in microstation connect and would like to make my own attributes and primary groups, and not use the preset ones. The problem then is the shortcuts. Because in preferences - position mapping I have attributes & primary positions as default; A & S, but when I make my own Attributes and primary group they are treated just like any other group. That means that the shortcuts gets kind of messed up when I have/dont have those groups in different tabs. I want my own to be treated just like the attributes or primary group should be, but customize it myself. Is there a way to do this? 
 
 Robert

David Trejo-Rodriguez · Answer

The only way I think that it could be achieved is to edit the position mapped keys by deleting the keys associated to attributes & primary, and then moving those to the Task & Ribbon Section see below: 
 
 Once that is done you can pine your custom attributes the your current or all workflows.

David Trejo-Rodriguez · Answer

To get the shortcuts to the Main toolbar as they were available out of the box you have to use the Task Navigation workflow. 
 However if you pin the Main group to all workflows the shortcuts will be available in any of your custom workflows. See below: 
 
 Note that the Main group is pinned. 
 To keep the "S" key associate to the primary tools try the following:

If you are having issues with the Position mapped keys please make sure that the dialog with focus is in the "Home" position

David Trejo-Rodriguez · Answer

Unknown said: I can't pin it, don't know what I'm doing wrong, but we need the shortcuts (or what we should call it) for them anyway, so that won't be a solution anyway. 
 To pin the Main group do the following: 
 1. swtich to the task navigation workflow 
 2. right click on any element within the Main group 
 3. a menu should pop up go to pin/unpin group --> pin to all workflows 
 
 Unknown said: do you mean put a / before it? It seems I can't do that because it's not a standard key on my keyboard, (it's shift + 7). English keyboards has it as a standard key, right? 
 Yes I used the "/" character just as a place holder, I just picked a key that most likely would not be used.