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Re: Does FM7 have Multiple Undo?

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From: Sean
Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 13:47
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Given the usefulness of single undo, once single undo has been performed, the usefulness of single undo now applies if the sequence of executed commands hasn�t been exhausted. This implies that a second level of undo is useful, ad infinitum. Therefore, given the usefulness of single undo, the usefulness of multiple undo follows.    

What a crock. 

Given the usefulness of one engine in a car, or one brain in a head, or one dog in a household, or one roof on a house, does it follow that multiples of these things are necessarily useful? 

Sean
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