Pencil Check Pro User Guide - Toon Boom Animation

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Toon Boom Pencil Check Pro User GuideEdit MenuUse the Edit menu to undo or redo actions, cut, copy, paste, and delete objects and to accessyour preferences.Command Action Access MethodsCopyCutDeleteDeselect AllNext ColumnNext DrawingUse the Copy command to copyselected objects and their properties.Use the Cut command to remove andcopy the selected objects.Use the Delete command to removeselected objects.Use the Deselect All command toremove the selection from theselected objects.Use the Next Column command tomove from the current one to thenext on the right.Use the Next Drawing command tomove from the current drawing to thenext valid one in the same column.• Select Edit > Copy.• Right-click (Windows) or[Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X) andselect Copy.• Press [Ctrl]+[C] (Windows) or[]+[C] (Mac OS X), the defaultkeyboard shortcut.• Select Edit > Cut.• Right-click (Windows) or[Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X)and selectCut.• Press [Ctrl]+[X] (Windows) or[]+[X] (Mac OS X), the defaultkeyboard shortcut.• Select Edit > Delete.• Right-click (Windows) or[Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X) andselect Delete.• Press [Delete], the defaultkeyboard shortcut.• Select Edit > Deselect All.• Right-click (Windows) or[Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X) andselect Deselect All.• Press [Esc], the default keyboardshortcut.• Click outside the selection.• Select Edit > Next Column.• Press [J], the default keyboardshortcut.• Select Edit > Next Drawing.• Press [G], the default keyboardshortcut.162
Chapter 11: Commands Edit MenuCommand Action Access MethodsPastePreferencesPreviousColumnPreviousDrawingRedoSelect AllUndoUse the Paste command to paste theobject you cut or copied into thelocation you have selected.Use the Preferences command tochange Pencil Check settings to suityour needs.Use the Previous Column commandto move from the current one to theprevious on the left.Use the Previous Drawing commandto move from the current drawing tothe previous valid one in the samecolumn.Use the Redo command when youhave undone an operation that youdecide to keep. The Redo commandbecomes active only after you use theUndo command.Use the Select All command to selectall drawing objects in the currentview.Use the Undo command to removethe last change made to your project.Pencil Check supports multipleundos, so you can revert changes youhave made in the order you madethem.• Select Edit > Paste.• Right-click (Windows) or[Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X) andselect Paste.• Press [Ctrl]+[V] (Windows) or[]+[V] (Mac OS X), the defaultkeyboard shortcut.• Select Edit > Preferences(Windows) or Pencil Check >Preferences (Mac OS X).• Select Edit > Previous Column.• Press [H], the default keyboardshortcut.• Select Edit > Previous Drawing.• Press [F], the default keyboardshortcut.• Select Edit > Redo.• In the Edit toolbar, click on theRedo button.• Press [Ctrl]+|Shift|+[Z] (Windows)or []+[Shift]+[Z] (Mac OS X), thedefault keyboard shortcut.• Select Edit > Select All.• Right-click (Windows) or[Ctrl]+[Click] (Mac OS X) andselectSelect All.• Press [Ctrl]+[A] (Windows) or[]+[A] (Mac OS X), the defaultkeyboard shortcut.• Select Edit > Undo.• In the Edit toolbar, click on theUndo button• Press [Ctrl]+[Z] (Windows) or[]+[Z] (Mac OS X), the defaultkeyboard shortcut.163
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