I've searched the interweb to find the list of short cuts from an old version of microstation. I apparently gave my last one away awhile ago. anyone have access to one????? I was very useful to have it sitting next to you and the commands still work on the newer versions
thanks
chris
It is quite surprising that anyone is still using MicroStation V5 as this version would not really be supported any more.
I have installed this version just to figure what you might have been asking about as I believe it was the AccuDraw Shortcuts you wanted.
Here is a screen capture of that list as the Help Document format is no longer supported by Microsoft.
RegardsAndrew BellTechnical SupportBentley Systems
Unknown said: It is quite surprising that anyone is still using MicroStation V5 as this version would not really be supported any more. I have installed this version just to figure what you might have been asking about as I believe it was the AccuDraw Shortcuts you wanted.
Andrew V5 was for dos, my Inside vers 5 book doesnt have accudraw listed ( yes its still on the shelf here) and I dont remember using accudraw in v5.0, maybe I first saw it in M95 or SE I remember it was in J thought but that was ver 7point something....wow thats over 20 years ago.. we must have been 15 years old at the time right? hahaha....
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Unknown said:Just saying V5 can be quite confusing as the first V5.0 was released in 1993, then V5.5 (95) in 1995, and then V5.7 (SE) in 1997. en.wikipedia.org/.../MicroStation
Thats right but not what we called them
V5.0 was known as V5 Edition and ran in DOS
V5.5 was known as v95 Edition and ran in windows 3.1 and win NT
V5.7 was known as SE Edition which was the screen shot you provided and it had accudraw...
But I dont think the original poster wanted the accudraw short cuts , I think he meant the 2 or more letter keys keyboard short cuts like RF= for attach reference,
for the benefit of others here in the forum you can find a lot of the old keyboard command primatives or short keys if you search mstn for 55menu.dgn
then toggle levels on and off to see the keyins, there is also the old puck or digitiser menus tablet layout with the icons drawn....and the keyin commands attached..
I still look it up for simple keyins for scripts and F key commands from time to time old school works good....
Unknown said:V5.0 was known as V5 Edition and ran in DOS
MicroStation 5.0 was released with Windows NT in 1993. It ran on a huge range of operating systems: Windows NT, CLIX, MS-DOS and subsequently almost every variety of UNIX (not LINUX, which wasn't invented then), VAX/VMS and even the Apple Macintosh. See the History of MicroStation.
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