File (F)-New (N)... Ctrl+N?

File (F)-Open (O)... Ctrl+O?

File (F)-Save (S) Ctrl+S?

File (F)-Save As (A)... Ctrl+Shift+A?

File ( F)-Drawing (L)... Ctrl+P?

File (F)-Import (M)-Part (P)... Ctrl+1?

File (F)-Import (M)-I-DEAS... Ctrl+7?

File (F)-Import (M)-Parasolid... Ctrl+2?

File (F)-Import (M)-NX-2D... Ctrl+8?

File (F)-Import (M)-CGM... Ctrl+9?

File (F)-Import (M)-STL... Ctrl+0?

File (F)-Import (M)-IGES... Ctrl+3?

File (F)-Import (M)-Step203... Ctrl+4

Shortcut keys, also called shortcut keys or hot keys, refer to certain specific keys, key sequences or keystrokes. To complete an operation, many shortcut keys are often combined with the Ctrl key, Shift key, Alt key, Fn key, as well as the Windows key on the Windows platform and the Meta key on the Mac.

etc. to be used together.

You can use shortcut keys to do some work instead of the mouse. You can use keyboard shortcuts to open, close, and navigate the "Start" menu, desktop, menus, dialog boxes, and web pages. Shortcut keys can also be used in Word.