Ahhh.. Short Cut Keys

[Steve Patane]

Hi People,
I just discovered the estimated cost button (ie. holding down Shift), is
there some master list of Short-Cut keys?

Thanks,

Steve

[Patchman]

Steve Patane wrote on Mon, 12 Apr 2004 00:28:21 +1000:

Hi People,
I just discovered the estimated cost button (ie. holding down Shift), is
there some master list of Short-Cut keys?

Shift isn't really a short cut key, because you can't get that info any
other way...

In plain TTD, you have the following keys:
c = center screen at mouse cursor
z = center and zoom
ctrl-c (windows: alt-f4) = quit
delete (windows: backspace) = close all windows
insert = click mouse
cursor keys = scroll, faster with shift

F1 to F12 chooses the first 12 menu entries, counted from the left
Shift-F1 to F12 chooses the next set

1, 2, 3, 4 = select current rail piece
Esc = abort building mode

If you have TTDPatch, you get additional shortcuts, depending on how
you've configured them. See http://wiki.ttdpatch.net/tiki-
index.php?page=MoreHotkeys

Hope that helps

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[jfs]

Josef Drexler wrote:

In plain TTD, you have the following keys:
ctrl-c (windows: alt-f4) = quit

Ctrl+Alt+Del will also work in pure DOS.
In addition, in DOS you can hold Alt and use the arrow-keys to move the
mouse cursor, and press Insert to click the mouse.
Also, F1 to F12 maps to the main toolbar buttons, although you can't
access other items than the default one, on those which have submenus.
I think there might be some more, which I have forgotten.

/Niels (jfs)