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> do you know autolisp ? > because you can redefine with autolisp like (defun c:r () (command > "regen")). Autolisp??? Why make something easy harder? Franky, I'm not very familiar with 2004, but I assume it's similar to 2000. You have 4 options: Use lisp as Bruno suggested (hardest method), or you can edit your Acad.pgp file with any text editor like Notepad (search for Acad.pgp on your hard drive, I believe in 2004 it may be in your sub-folders of your Documents and Settings folder - in 2000 it is in AutoCAD's Support folder), or you can go into your Tools menu, Customize sub-menu, Keyboard... which will allow you to assign keyboard shortcuts one at a time. Then there's the easiest method: If you had installed express tools for 2004, you should have the Command Alias Editor available to you in the Tools sub-menu (at least that's the case in 2000, I'm not sure if it's still there for 2004 - anyone??). The alias editor edits your acad.pgp file for you so you don't have to do it in Notepad, and it updates your current session to work with your changes immediately. good luck...
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