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Suggestion: Disable Ctrl-S
dave_tarr
OS Professional Posts: 2 PRO
I have a suggestion for a small improvement.
Normally in a web page, if you press Ctrl-S a save dialog box comes up to allow you to save the current page as a .html file. This happens in OnShape as well, if you forget that you don't need to save...
It's not a big deal, but it does make me feel like a bit of a dummy for pressing it. I think new users to OnShape might prefer it if that hotkey were disabled while in an OnShape document. Just a small comfort improvement, and it might ease the transition for users like me who are accustomed to saving constantly in their CAD program.
I don't know how easy this would be to implement, but I do know in a Google Drive document, when you press Ctrl-S nothing happens. So it should be possible.
Thanks!
Normally in a web page, if you press Ctrl-S a save dialog box comes up to allow you to save the current page as a .html file. This happens in OnShape as well, if you forget that you don't need to save...
It's not a big deal, but it does make me feel like a bit of a dummy for pressing it. I think new users to OnShape might prefer it if that hotkey were disabled while in an OnShape document. Just a small comfort improvement, and it might ease the transition for users like me who are accustomed to saving constantly in their CAD program.
I don't know how easy this would be to implement, but I do know in a Google Drive document, when you press Ctrl-S nothing happens. So it should be possible.
Thanks!
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