• Paste—Pastes the selected entities from the clipboard to the layout.

• Cut—Cuts the selected entities and places them on the clipboard.

• Copy—Copies the selected entities to the clipboard.

• Format Painter—Copies the formatting settings.

◦ Box—Selects by dragging a rectangle to enclose entities.

◦ Lasso—Selects by using the pointer to surround entities.

◦ Fence—Selects by using the pointer to touch entities.

◦ Chain—Selects a string of entities by holding down the CTRL key and selecting the first and last curve or line entity.

• Select All—Selects all entities in the layout.

• Invert—Toggles selected and unselected entities.

• Restrict—Limits selection to the active node.

◦ Find—Searches for entities according to rules.

• Import—Imports cross sections from Creo Parametric parts or assemblies, data from 2D Creo Parametric drawings, or data from other 2D formats.

• Shapes—Inserts standard and user-defined 2D objects from a library.

• Construction Mode—Toggles between construction and 2D geometry creation.

◦ Line/Arc Chain—Creates a series of lines and arcs.

◦ Single—Creates a single line.

◦ Tangent—Creates a single line tangent to a circle or an arc.

◦ 3 Point/Tangent End—Creates an arc by selecting three points on the circumference.

◦ Center and Ends—Creates an arc by selecting its center and two points on its circumference.

◦ Tangent—Creates an arc by selecting two tangency points and a point to define the radius.

◦ Concentric—Creates an arc concentric to another arc or circle.

◦ Conic—Creates a conic arc by selecting the start point and an endpoint and an additional point to set the height of the conic.

◦ Corner Rectangle—Creates a rectangle by selecting a point for two corners.

◦ Center Rectangle—Creates a rectangle by selecting a point for the center and a corner.

◦ Slanted Rectangle—Creates a slanted rectangle by selecting three corners.

◦ Parallelogram—Creates a parallelogram by selecting three corners.

◦ Center and Point—Creates a circle by selecting the center and a point on the circumference.

◦ 2 Point—Creates a circle by selecting two points on opposite sides of its circumference.

◦ 3 Point—Creates a circle by selecting three points on its circumference.

◦ Tangent—Creates a circle by selecting two tangency points and a point to define the radius.

◦ Concentric—Creates a circle concentric to another arc or circle.

◦ Circular Trim—Connects two nonparallel lines, arcs, or splines with an arc.

◦ Elliptical Trim—Connects two nonparallel lines, arcs, or splines with an ellipse.

• Chamfer—Creates a chamfer by connecting two nonparallel lines, arcs, or splines.

◦ Center & Axis—Creates an ellipse by selecting its center and a point on its circumference.

◦ 2-Point—Creates an ellipse by selecting a start point and an endpoint of one of its axes.

• Spline—Creates a spline by selecting a series of points.

◦ Centerline—Creates a centerline by selecting two points.

◦ Tangent Centerline—Creates a centerline by selecting two points of tangency.

◦ Center Point—Creates a center point of an axis by selecting a single point.

• Point—Creates a point.

• Coordinate System—Creates a coordinate system.

◦ Text—Adds geometric entities shaped like the specified text.

• Rotate Resize—Moves, rotates, and resizes geometry.

◦ Linear—Creates a linear pattern.

◦ Radial—Creates a radial pattern.

• Offset—Offsets geometry.

◦ Flip Vertical—Flips selected entities vertically.

◦ Flip Horizontal—Flips selected entities horizontally.

• Mirror—Mirrors entities about a line.

• Trim Segment—Trims a line segment by dragging the pointer to touch entities.

◦ Make Corner—Creates a corner by trimming or extending two line or arc segments.

◦ Divide—Divides geometry into two entities.

◦ Merge—Joins two tangent lines, splines, or arcs to create a single entity.

◦ Group—Groups selected entities into a single group.

◦ Ungroup—Ungroups a group.

◦ Regroup—Regroups a group.

• Line Style—Opens the Gallery to set the color and line font.

• Hatching & Fill—Opens the Hatching & Fill tab to set the hatching and fill of closed shapes.

◦ Dimension—Creates linear or angular dimensions.

◦ Ordinate Dimension—Creates ordinate dimensions.

• Constraints—Use the Constraints command to display all available geometric constraints and guides.