From the Toolbar: Find one of the Preset View Snap Tool icons on the View Toolbar (color coded red) and Click on the tool (this set of tools is part of a Flyout Toolbar). The view will now snap to the selected view of the drawing.

 
From the Shortcut Key: The default shortcut keys for the view snaps are located on the number pad.

 
From the Command Line: The command line keywords for the various view snaps are as follows:

These can be entered into the Command Line, at the top of the notification window, then press the Enter/Return key to snap to that view.

Note: This tool will not remain active. This means you can use this tool at any time and without interrupting another tool processes.

Orthographic Views:

1. Top View Tool - The Orthographic Projection Top View Tool is used to view an object from above. This traditional plan view used in architecture and building engineering can be thought of as a diagram of a room, a building, or a level (floor) of a building as if seen from a "bird's eye" view.

2. Bottom View Tool -The Orthographic Projection Bottom View Tool snaps the view to a bottom view, from underneath. This nontraditional plan view is used primarily in instances where additional object detail (to a top view) is necessary.

3. Front (South) View Tool -The Orthographic Projection Front (South) View Tool snaps the view to the front side. This traditional orthographic view is used in architecture and building engineering and is a critical elevation view (i.e the above-ground-level front view of a building).

4. Back (North) View Tool - The Orthographic Projection Back (North) View Tool changes the view to looking from behind.This traditional elevation view (i.e. above ground level rear view of a building) is used in architecture and building engineering.

5. Left Side (West) View Tool - The Orthographic Projection Left Side (West) View Tool changes the view to the left side. This nontraditional orthographic view, however, is important in architecture and building engineering (i.e the above-ground-level left side view of a building).

6. Right Side (East) View Tool - The Orthographic Projection Right Side (East) View Tool changes the view to the right side. This traditional orthographic view is also used in architecture and building engineering (i.e the above-ground-level right side view of a building)

Isometric Views:

1. Southwest View Tool - The Isometric Projection Southwest View Tool changes the view to the front (south) and left (west) sides. Note: After a front view is arbitrarily assigned, four different isometric projections can be viewed as the object is rotated clockwise.

2. Southeast View Tool - The Isometric Projection Southeast View Tool changes the view to the front (south) and right (east) sides. Note: After a front view is arbitrarily assigned, four different isometric projections can be viewed as the object is rotated clockwise.

3. Northeast View Tool - The Isometric Projection Northeast View Tool changes the view to the back (north) and right (east) sides. Note: After a front view is arbitrarily assigned, four different isometric projections can be viewed as the object is rotated clockwise.

4. Northwest View Tool - The Isometric Projection Northwest View Tool changes the view to the back (north) and left (west) sides. Note: After a front view is arbitrarily assigned, four different isometric projections can be viewed as the object is rotated clockwise.