Using the Select Mini Toolbar (SMT)
When the Select command is active or when the cursor is in the viewport, you can press SPACEBAR or any other assigned key to open the Select Mini Toolbar (SMT). The SMT is a special version of the Option Mini Toolbar (OMT).
The following elements are available on the SMT:
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: Activates the Probe Selection tool and opens the Probe dialog box. Probe Selection allows fly-by probe. See Probe for 3D elements and 3D objects.
: Activates the Probe Selection tool and opens the Probe dialog box. Probe Selection allows fly-by probe. See Probe for 3D elements and 3D objects.• 
: Activates the Select tool and opens the Select dialog box.
: Activates the Select tool and opens the Select dialog box. | You can also press F2 to activate the Select tool. |
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: Opens the Geometry Rules dialog box or opens the Geometry Rules section in the Select dialog box if the Select command is active.
: Opens the Geometry Rules dialog box or opens the Geometry Rules section in the Select dialog box if the Select command is active.• 
: Opens the Seed & Boundary dialog box.
: Opens the Seed & Boundary dialog box.• 
: Specifies the selection method for elements in the viewport.
: Specifies the selection method for elements in the viewport. | The selection method set from the SMT is only active for the next immediate selection. |
| | You can also move the cursor to the viewport and click  to open the Select Mini Toolbar (SMT). |
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(Repeat Last Selection): Enables you to re-select earlier selections. You can select from a list of up to 20 earlier selections that you have already captured using 
. See the related topic at the end of this topic for details.
(Repeat Last Selection): Enables you to re-select earlier selections. You can select from a list of up to 20 earlier selections that you have already captured using . See the related topic at the end of this topic for details.• : Enables you to capture the currently-selected element or elements.
: Enables you to capture the currently-selected element or elements.• 
(Available Shortcuts): Provides quick and context-based actions.
(Available Shortcuts): Provides quick and context-based actions.| | You can use the keyboard shortcuts to perform the context-based actions available under Available Shortcuts. Some examples of the keyboard shortcuts are as follows:
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