Ctrl+a toggles active objects

Ctrl+c copies and moves selected objects or groups

Ctrl+e edits an object or postprocessing object

Ctrl+f finds in tree

Ctrl+h toggles shading of selected objects

Ctrl+l opens the main version of the model

Ctrl+m opens/closes the Model subtree

Ctrl+n creates a new project

Ctrl+o opens an existing project

Ctrl+p prints the screen

Ctrl+r performs a redo of one or more previously undone operations

Ctrl+s saves the project

Ctrl+t opens/closes the currently-selected tree node

Ctrl+v toggles object visibility

Ctrl+w toggles between solid, solid/wire, and wire shading of the model.

Ctrl+x moves selected objects

Ctrl+z performs an undo of the previous operation to the model

Delete deletes the current object

F1 displays the main help page for Ansys Icepak 

F5 sets the model’s wireframe offset

F6 sets the model’s wireframe offset to 0

F7 increments the model’s wireframe offset. This allows the lines in your model to be drawn at a different depth than the solid colors. Ansys Icepak will move the lines forward toward you.

F8 decrements the model’s wireframe offset. This allows the lines in your model to be drawn at a different depth than the solid colors. Ansys Icepak will move the lines away from you.

F9 toggles between interactive object resize feature and object menu.

Shift+f adjusts the Icepak graphics window to focus on the selected object in the model and displays it at full screen view.

Shift+i displays the isometric view of the model.

Shift+p displays the Preferences panel.

Shift+r displays the reverse view of the model.

Shift+x views the model toward the direction of the negative axis.

Shift+y views the model toward the direction of the positive axis.

Shift+z views the model toward the direction of the negative axis.

Shift+? prints the keyboard shortcuts in the Message window.

Shift+LMB creates a selector region in the Icepak graphics window by dragging the mouse to dynamically select object(s) within the region.

h selects the default view of your model directed along the negative axis.

s scales the view to fit the graphics window.

z allows you to focus on any part of your model by opening and resizing a window around the desired area. Position the mouse pointer at a corner of the area to be zoomed, hold down the left mouse button and drag open a selection box to the desired size, and then release the mouse button. The selected area will then fill the graphics window.