Methods of adding custom labels to keyboard keys I have customized within AutoCAD

[robert.1.hall72202]

I have the AutoCad modify command set to the number pad as
1-9. It is hard to remember which command is set to each number.
I am thinking about putting some labels on the keypad.
Has anyone else worked with keyboard labels? I want something
that is durable enough to not get replaced too often.

Suggestions?

[.T.]

I have the AutoCad modify command set to the number pad as
1-9. It is hard to remember which command is set to each number.
I am thinking about putting some labels on the keypad.
Has anyone else worked with keyboard labels? I want something
that is durable enough to not get replaced too often.

Suggestions?

Hi Robert,

When I was training my fingers to use the 12 buttons on my tablet cursor, I drew up the buttons and hung the drawing just above my monitor (where I didn't have to look very far away from the display). It didn't take long before my fingers "knew" where they needed to go in order to execute a command without looking at the page.

[madcadder]

...and hung the drawing just above my monitor (where I didn't have to look very far away from the display).

I'm doing the same thing to teach me my new N52 SpeedPad. I have a "printscr" cut down, rescaled, and taped literally above my monitor.

[robert.1.hall72202]

You mean like this?

And I still haven't learned the shortcuts.

[dzatto]

You mean like this?

And I still haven't learned the shortcuts.

I still think its easier to type M for move or MI for mirror, RT for rotate etc. Why do you have them on your numeral pad?

[robert.1.hall72202]

I still think its easier to type M for move or MI for mirror, RT for rotate etc. Why do you have them on your numeral pad?

I have additional hotkeys setup because the number pad is on the
left hand side of my keyboard, me being a righty. I have an extra
set of keys available to my left hand.