The following table lists each keyboard shortcut, its corresponding key-in, and its effect. Additional information about the effect of individual keyboard shortcuts is presented in the general discussions of AccuDraw procedures. These shortcuts are effective only while the AccuDraw window has the focus.

Key	Icon in the Ribbon	Key-in	Effect
<Enter>		ACCUDRAW LOCK SMART	Smart Lock - In Rectangular coordinates, locks X to 0 if the pointer is on the drawing plane y-axis or Y to 0 if the pointer is on the x-axis. In Polar coordinates, locks Angle to 0°, 90°, -90°, or 180° if the pointer is on a drawing plane axis or otherwise locks Distance to its last entered value.
<M>		ACCUDRAW MODE	Switches between Rectangular and Polar coordinates.
<O>		ACCUDRAW SETORIGIN	Moves the drawing plane origin to the current pointer position.
<V>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE VIEW	Rotates the drawing plane to align with the view axes . Pressing this key a second time restores context-sensitive rotation.
<T>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE TOP	Rotates the drawing plane to align with the axes in a standard Top view . Pressing this key a second time restores context-sensitive rotation.
<F>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE FRONT	Rotates the drawing plane to align with the axes in a standard Front view . Pressing this key a second time restores context-sensitive rotation.
<S>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE SIDE	Rotates the drawing plane to align with the axes in a standard Side view . Pressing this key a second time restores context-sensitive rotation.
<B>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE BASE TOGGLE	Rotates the drawing plane to align with the active ACS, or if you set up a rotation in the dialog, it will return you to that rotation. In a new file (where you haven't used an ACS yet) it will be the rotation of the view.
<E>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE CYCLE	Rotates between three main planes: top, front, and side (3D only). This also works when your original plane is an ACS or context rotation, so you do not have to use RX, RY to rotate to a 90° plane.
<X>		ACCUDRAW LOCK X	Switches the lock status for the X value.
<Y>		ACCUDRAW LOCK Y	Switches the lock status for the Y value.
<Z>		ACCUDRAW LOCK Z	Switches the lock status for the Z value .
<D>		ACCUDRAW LOCK DISTANCE	Switches the lock status for the Distance value.
<A>		ACCUDRAW LOCK ANGLE	Switches the lock status for the Angle value.
<L, I>		ACCUDRAW LOCK INDEX	Locks the current index state. If an axis or distance is not indexed, indexing is disabled. If an axis or distance is indexed, it is locked. The effect is temporary, lasting until a data point is entered or the shortcut is run again. This is useful if you need to index to one axis but not the other, or to enter a data point very close to an axis but not on the axis.
<L, P>		ACCUDRAW LOCK GRIDPLANE	Switches the ACS Plane and ACS Plane Snap locks, and the Grid view attribute for all views.
<L, A>		LOCK ACS TOGGLE	Switches the ACS Plane lock.
<L, S>		LOCK SNAP CONSTRUCTION TOGGLE	Switches the ACS Plane snap lock.
<L, Z>		ACCUDRAW LOCK STICKYZ	Switches the Sticky Z lock, which is used in conjunction with the ACS Plane Snap lock to force a series of snap points to lie on the active ACS' XY plane (Z=0).
<R, Q>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE QUICK	Used to quickly and temporarily rotate the drawing plane. The procedure is described in the Rotate Quick keyboard shortcut.
<R, A>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE ACS	Used to permanently rotate the drawing plane. Because it rotates the current ACS, this rotation will still be active after the tool in use is exited. If on, the tool setting Use Current Origin causes the drawing plane origin to be used as the x-axis origin, thereby eliminating the need to enter an extra data point. Of course, in many cases it is desirable to be able to define the x-axis origin at a different location than the drawing plane origin.
<R, C>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE CURRENTACS	Rotates the drawing plane to the current ACS.
<R, E>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE ELEMENT	Rotates the drawing plane to match the orientation of a selected element.
<R, V>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE ORIENTVIEW	Rotates the active view to match the current drawing plane.
<R, X>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE X	Rotates the drawing plane 90° about its x-axis .
<R, Y>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE Y	Rotates the drawing plane 90° about its y-axis .
<R, Z>		ACCUDRAW ROTATE Z	Rotates the drawing plane 90° about its z-axis.
<?>		ACCUDRAW DIALOG SHORTCUTS	Opens the AccuDraw Shortcuts window.
<~>		ACCUDRAW BUMP TOOLSETTING	Changes a control in the tool settings dialog (shortcut is ~, usually right below the <Esc> key — there is no need to press the <Shift> key). It finds the first enabled control in the tool settings dialog that is an option menu or a check box. If it is an option menu it selects the next valid value. If it is a check box it switches it from off to on or vice versa. For instance, if you are drawing a SmartLine and the focus is in the AccuDraw window, you can press the <~> key and it switches to arcs without moving the focus from the AccuDraw window.
<G, T>		DIALOG TOOLSETTING	Moves focus to the Tool Settings window.
<G, K>		DIALOG CMDBROWSE	Opens (or moves focus to) the Key-in window
<G, S>		ACCUDRAW DIALOG SETTINGS	Opens (or moves focus to) the AccuDraw Settings dialog
<G, A>		ACCUDRAW DIALOG GETACS	Opens the Get ACS dialog, which lets you select a saved Auxiliary Coordinate System.
<W, A>		ACCUDRAW DIALOG SAVE ACS	Opens the Write to ACS dialog, which lets you save the drawing plane alignment as an ACS.
<P>		POINT KEYIN SINGLE	Opens the Data Point Key-in dialog for entering a single data point.
<M>		POINT KEYIN MULTIPLE	Opens the Data Point Key-in dialog for entering multiple data points.
<I>		SNAP INTERSECT	Activates Intersect snap mode.
<N>		SNAP NEAREST	Activates Nearest snap mode.
<C>		SNAP CENTER	Activates Center snap mode.
<K>		ACCUDRAW DIALOG SNAPDIVISOR	Opens the Keypoint Snap Divisor dialog, which is used to set the Snap Divisor for keypoint snapping.
<H, A>		ACCUDRAW Toggle	Suspends AccuDraw for the current tool operation. Selecting a new tool, or entering a Reset re-enables AccuDraw.
<H, S>		ACCUSNAP Toggle	Turns AccuSnap on or off.
<H, U>		ACCUSNAP SUSPEND	Suspends AccuSnap for the current tool operation. Selecting a new tool, or entering a Reset re-enables AccuSnap.
<Q>		ACCUDRAW QUIT	Deactivates AccuDraw.

In addition to the AccuDraw shortcuts, the key-in ACCUDRAW LOCK GRIDPLANE is mapped to the F8 function key. This performs the same function as the <L, P> shortcut, which switches the ACS Plane and ACS Plane Snap locks, and the Grid view attribute for all views.