I'm having this same problem in 2014 WTF

I have this same issue- Resetting workspace doesn't fix it... Reinstalling SketchUp ... Getting sick of mac

I cannot believe how many unhelpful replies there are on this thread.

The reason for this thread- as has been stated- is that you want to hold shift a lot while zooming in and out, not to modify the command (OBVIOUSLY) but to lock on an axis- I do this constantly on my PC at work.

The problem is, on a mac, when you hold shift, the scroll wheel stops zooming-

Has anyone found a solution yet?

-- I have a mac at home and I'd love for my workflow to be the same.

THANKYOU!- the double click fixes the issue!

I don't know what about manually push/pulling the second punch face down to an inference makes it weird -- BUT, double clicking it with the push/pull cuts both faces cleanly

AWESOME- THANK YOU!

Okay- I'm picking up what you're laying down-- and yet...

More info: This slab was made on the blue axis then grouped, then push/pulled up to a thickness of 6 inches, them moved up 12 feet to form something like a suspended ceiling.

Through all this I've been very careful to keep all the faces outside out(whitish)- because I use Maxwell Render- and it get's kinda tweeky when faces are inside out (especially with emitter objects- but that's another discussion for another day)

anyways- the problem persists. When I punch through this face from the top- I'm working from a dwg so that's easiest- it deletes the whole bottom, rather than cutting both faces

I'm having a problem punching holes through a face.

I create a rectangle on the face of an existing slab- I Push/Pull it down, snap to the opposite face- and it makes a hole, which is great, but it also deletes the remainder of the opposite face....

What's going on here??