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Article #227Re: Default to a legitimate Undo, please.
From: Jeff_Schewe
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 05:38
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 05:38
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What kind of thought process led to an Undo function that bounces back
and forth between Undo and Redo the way Photoshop's does?
The ability to toggle back and forth for any single operation. Guess you don't do heavy-duty imaging work (often with an art director over your shoulder). Command Z as a toggle makes a lot of sense is you often have to compare before/after what you just did. As RamοΏ½n indicates, command/option z goes back in time which is the multiple undo part of the History feature. It makes perfect sense to me (largely because I fought to keep command z to be a toggle and not stepping back in time). The way other Adobe apps maps command z drives me nutz!
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