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1	Ctrl + 1	Reset to Home view
0	Ctrl + 0	Zoom to Fit All
0	Ctrl + 3	Zoom to Fit Selection
0	\	Show/Hide Render Preview
0	Ctrl +	Toggle Group Select (Move, Rotate, and Scale Tools)
1	Alt + +	Duplicate during Transformation (Move, Rotate, and Scale Tools)

0	Ctrl + Tab	Switch Mode
0	`	Toggle Content panels
0	\	Show/Hide Render Preview

0	V	Select and move
1	3	Dolly

0	↑ Shift +	Add to Selection (Move, Rotate, Scale, and Magic Wand Tools)
1	Ctrl +	Toggle Group Select (Move, Rotate, and Scale Tools)
1	Alt + +	Duplicate during Transformation (Move, Rotate, and Scale Tools)

Ctrl + ↑ Shift + I

Import image as Background

Ctrl + Z

Undo

0	Ctrl + 0	Zoom to Fit All
0	Page Up	Switch to Previous Bookmark
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Program name: Adobe Dimension CC (Windows) Adobe Dimension CC (Windows) (Imaging)

Adobe Dimension is a photo-based mockup editor developed and published by Adobe. The program makes it easy for graphic designers to create photorealistic, high-quality 3D images.

Web page: adobe.com/products/dimension.h...

Last update: 11/11/2019 8:10 PM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 85%

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