Find (Volatile) Next: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F3.Select + Find Previous Searched Value: Ctrl + Shift + F3.Select + Find Next Searched Value: Ctrl + F3.Find Previous Searched Value: Shift + F3.To Perform Find and Replace Operations on Documents: To Select All Text of the Document Tab: Ctrl + A.To Close Current Current Document: Ctrl + W.To Display Open File Dialog Box: Ctrl + O.However, if I open many drawings at once, I prefer to use switch windows on my quick access toolbar.97 Plus Shortcuts for Notepad++ 97+ Notepad++ Keyboard Shortcuts: To Perform Basic File Management Operations: If you prefer the old style like in Windows XP, set it to 0. If you want to set it like Windows 7 default, set it to 1. If you don’t see the taskbar like this, check your TASKBAR system variable. You can hover (or click) AutoCAD icon on taskbar to see opened files. In Windows 7, we can see similar feature in taskbar. Quick view drawings was introduced before we have Windows 7. Nice to have it when we are reviewing several drawings. You also can pin quick view drawings and let it always show. You can activate a drawing by clicking the thumbnail. You can click quick view button on status bar and see all opened drawings’ thumbnail. In AutoCAD, there is also quick view drawings. Thank you to Paujrobe for the additional tip! Other methods Quick view drawings You can also switch between drawings backward using + tab. Thanks to ReMark, I found out that we can use tab to switch between drawings forward! If you feel the same, I found this thread in CADtutor forum.
However, I still think this is not as convenient as it was. We can put it on quick access toolbar so we can switch faster. Now we have to cycle between drawings by using switch windows in view tab. In old version of AutoCAD (pre-ribbon version), I can quickly switch between drawings by pressing + W then a number. Do you open multiple AutoCAD drawings when you work? I do.
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