contextual menu for the element under the cursor (Zoom, grid and editing of the elements). Function keys (F1, F2, F3, F4, Insert and Space keys). Specifically: Escape key cancels the command in progress. Insert Preferences → General Options). Here is the default hotkey list: Help (this window) Ctrl+F1 Zoom In F1 Zoom Out F2 Zoom Redraw F3 Zoom Center F4 Fit on Screen Home Zoom to Selection @ Reset Local level: Right click to open the Pop-up menu and select the desired zoom. Or use the function keys: F1: Zoom in F2: Zoom out F4 or simply click on the middle mouse button (without moving the mouse): Center

or dragging. The following modifier keys apply when clicking to select single items: Space Ctrl F1 Cmd Ctrl Option Alt 6 Modifier Keys (Windows) Modifier Keys (Linux) Modifier Keys (macOS) Selection Paste Special… Paste item(s) from clipboard with options Redo + Redo last edit F4 Ctrl Home Home F1 F2 F5 Ctrl F5 Ctrl Space Ctrl C Ctrl X Del Ctrl D Ctrl F Ctrl Alt F F3 Shift F3 Ctrl lists Manage Symbol Libraries… Edit the global and project symbol library lists Ctrl Shift M Ctrl F1 Ctrl ,

menu for the element under the cursor (Zoom, grid and editing of the elements). • Function keys (F1, F2, F3, F4, Insert and Space keys). Specifically: Escape key cancels the command in progress. Insert Preferences → General Options). Here is the default hotkey list: Help (this window) Ctrl+F1 Zoom In F1 Zoom Out F2 Zoom Redraw F3 Eeschema 6 / 159 Zoom Center F4 Fit on Screen Home Zoom to Selection • Right click to open the Pop-up menu and select the desired zoom. • Or use the function keys: – F1: Zoom in – F2: Zoom out – F4 or simply click on the middle mouse button (without moving the mouse):

settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Space Ctrl F1 Cmd Ctrl Option Alt 5 Display and selection controls Board layers Layers in Pcbnew represent physical Cursor Zoom Out Zoom Out Refresh Refresh Alt 3 Ctrl Shift X Ctrl U F8 F4 Ctrl Home Home F1 F2 F5 107 Action Default Hotkey Description Cut + Cut selected item(s) to clipboard Delete Deletes Del Ctrl D Ctrl F Ctrl Alt F F3 Shift F3 Ctrl V Ctrl Y Ctrl A Ctrl Z Ctrl Shift M Ctrl F1 Ctrl ,

or dragging. The following modifier keys apply when clicking to select single items: Space Ctrl F1 Cmd Ctrl Option Alt 6 Modifier Keys (Windows) Modifier Keys (Linux) Modifier Keys (macOS) Selection Paste Special… Paste item(s) from clipboard with options Redo + Redo last edit F4 Ctrl Home Home F1 F2 F5 Ctrl F5 Ctrl Space Ctrl C Ctrl X Del Ctrl D Ctrl F Ctrl Alt F F3 Shift F3 Ctrl lists Manage Symbol Libraries… Edit the global and project symbol library lists Ctrl Shift M Ctrl F1 Ctrl ,

keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual, but many users find it useful F1 F2 10 once they get used to it. Try zooming in and out with the mouse cursor in different areas of File → Page Settings… , then choose an appropriate paper size and enter a date, revision, and title. F1 F2 21 Next, go to File → Board Setup… to define how the PCB will be manufactured. The most important

keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual, but many users find it useful F1 F2 10 once they get used to it. Try zooming in and out with the mouse cursor in different areas of File → Page Settings… , then choose an appropriate paper size and enter a date, revision, and title. F1 F2 21 Next, go to File → Board Setup… to define how the PCB will be manufactured. The most important

keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual, but many users find it useful F1 F2 10 once they get used to it. Try zooming in and out with the mouse cursor in different areas of File → Page Settings… , then choose an appropriate paper size and enter a date, revision, and title. F1 F2 21 Next, go to File → Board Setup… to define how the PCB will be manufactured. The most important

keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual, but many users find it useful F1 F2 10 once they get used to it. Try zooming in and out with the mouse cursor in different areas of File → Page Settings… , then choose an appropriate paper size and enter a date, revision, and title. F1 F2 21 Next, go to File → Board Setup… to define how the PCB will be manufactured. The most important

keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual, but many users find it useful F1 F2 10 once they get used to it. Try zooming in and out with the mouse cursor in different areas of File → Page Settings… , then choose an appropriate paper size and enter a date, revision, and title. F1 F2 21 Next, go to File → Board Setup… to define how the PCB will be manufactured. The most important