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Beginner's Guide to SOLIDWORKS 2019- Level I

accompanying book files, select a view manipulation tool, and left-click-and-drag

the mouse in the graphics area to see its effect.

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1.6. - Alternatively, we can use SOLIDWORKS' Mouse Gestures. Gestures are

activated by right-mouse-button-dragging in the graphics area to reveal a shortcuts

wheel, where we keep dragging the mouse to touch the command we want to

activate. In order to modify the commands in the wheel we have to select the menu

"Tools, Customize" and select the Mouse Gestures tab. By default, Mouse

Gestures are enabled, but they can also be turned off in this tab; we can configure

Mouse Gestures to have 2, 4, 8 or 12 gestures for each environment (Part,

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