I hope I’m wrong but it seems there’s no way to turn the vertical grid lines on and off with a simple key command. Am I correct in thinking that it’s not possible? If so I’m very surprised.
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It’s ‘j’ - has been forever.
I would create your own keyboard shortcuts. I have and I am so used to my workflow. I basically eliminated everything except for things I use often. For example I have my backspace button as return to start. Also my home and End buttons go to the start and end of a piece. Shift+A is add audio track for me. I is view instrument. I even setup my Logitech mouse (m560) to function in cubase as well. So if I click back on the scroll wheel, the position steps back a bar. Forward, forward a bar. Middle button is edit track, etc. I really suggest ditching cubase’s key commands and creating some that make sense to you.
I just wish that the files were saved in a more obvious place.
Instead of burried in the app data folder 
Sorry I should have been more specific. I meant the vertical grid overlay lines not the snap to grid.
Oh, sorry as well, just caught ‘grid’ and overlooked ‘lines’ 
The grid lines display goes with the grid setting. Set to bar shows less lines than finer increments. It’s dynamic with the adapt-setting.
In color schemes they’re not adjustable anymore AFAIK as they were in previous versions. My color scheme is set to a less contrasting, brighter than default setting, more pleasant to me than those more or less white lines on more or less black background.
Complete on/off isn’t implemented.
Complete on/off isn’t implemented.
Yes that’s what I need. I guess I’ll have to put in a feature request. Thank you!
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5 years later… 
Is this still not possible ?
I can adjust the colors so the lines don’t show in the project background, but they still show through the events.
They DO vanish if I use " Events to part". But then there are other things I can’t do with the event.
Yep!
Thank’s Steve 