do not save a local copy, the library will be a Github library, and will resync on every library reload. If you do save a local copy, the library will be a KiCad (pretty) library and will not automatically accessible directly with the keyboard. Selection can be either upper or lower case. Most hot keys are shown in menus. Some hot keys that do not appear are: Delete: deletes a footprint or a track. (Available only a track is in progress. + and -: select next or previous layer. Ctrl+F1: display the list of all hot keys. Space: reset relative coordinates. 3.7. Operation on blocks Operations to move, invert (mirror)

do not save a local copy, the library will be a Github library, and will resync on every library reload. If you do save a local copy, the library will be a KiCad (pretty) library and will not automatically accessible directly with the keyboard. Selection can be either upper or lower case. Most hot keys are shown in menus. Some hot keys that do not appear are: • Delete: deletes a footprint or a track. (Available track is in progress. • + and -: select next or previous layer. • Ctrl+F1: display the list of all hot keys. • Space: reset relative coordinates. 3.7 Operation on blocks Operations to move, invert (mirror)

Hotkeys can be managed by choosing "Edit Hotkeys" in the Preferences menu. Here is the default hot key list: All hot keys can be redefined by the user via the hotkey editor: 2.4. Selecting grid size In Eeschema the actual component in its library. This means that as long as you have not saved it, you can just reload it to discard all changes made. If you have already updated it in the local memory and you have not

of the last element created. Pressing hot keys which typically perform a select tool command and begin tool action at the current cursor location. For a list of hot keys, see the "Help→List Hotkeys" menu the actual symbol in its library. This means that as long as you have not saved it, you can just reload it to discard all changes made. If you have already updated it in the local memory and you have not

Hotkeys can be managed by choosing ”Edit Hotkeys” in the Preferences menu. Here is the default hot key list: All hot keys can be redefined by the user via the hotkey editor: Eeschema 7 / 139 2.4 Selecting actual component in its library. This means that as long as you have not saved it, you can just reload it to discard all changes made. If you have already updated it in the local memory and you have

the last element created. • Pressing hot keys which typically perform a select tool command and begin tool action at the current cursor location. For a list of hot keys, see the ”Help→List Hotkeys” menu the actual symbol in its library. This means that as long as you have not saved it, you can just reload it to discard all changes made. If you have already updated it in the local memory and you have

accessible directly with the keyboard. Selection can be either upper or lower case. Most hot keys are shown in menus. Some hot keys that do not appear are: Delete: deletes a footprint or a track. (Available only via, if a track is in progress. + and -: select next or previous layer. ?: display the list of all hot keys. Space: reset relative coordinates. 3.7. Operation on blocks Operations to move, invert (mirror) options (units, etc.). The management of other display options. Creation, editing (and re-read) of the hot keys file. 3.9.7. Dimensions menu An important menu. Allows adjustment of: User grid size. Size

accessible directly with the keyboard. Selection can be either upper or lower case. Most hot keys are shown in menus. Some hot keys that do not appear are: • Delete: deletes a footprint or a track. (Available if a track is in progress. • + and -: select next or previous layer. • ?: display the list of all hot keys. • Space: reset relative coordinates. 3.7 Operation on blocks Operations to move, invert (mirror) (units, etc.). • The management of other display options. • Creation, editing (and re-read) of the hot keys file. 3.9.7 Dimensions menu Pcbnew 19 / 142 An important menu. Allows adjustment of: • User

way each Gerber file was built by the original Pcb tool. 5.2. Preferences menu Gives access to the hot keys editor, and some options to display items. 5.3. Miscellaneous menu List Dcodes shows the Dcodes

way each Gerber file was built by the original Pcb tool. 5.2 Preferences menu Gives access to the hot keys editor, and some options to display items. GerbView 7 / 11 5.3 Miscellaneous menu • List Dcodes