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Article #270Re: Default to a legitimate Undo, please.
From: T._Schmidt
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 21:42
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 21:42
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I like that I can do Undo/Redo and Step Backward. The problem with Step forward and step backward is that they are so uncomfortable to execute. The most annoying thing though is that the apps act so differently. I've quickly gotten used to pressing Esc when typing in InDesign and now use it in Illustrator too (although I have to agree with Deke that it doesn't make any sence, it's still very handy). The problem is that when I'm in Ps I do it too and there goes all my text. I've gotten very used to Ps's shortcuts and as a whole Ps's shortcuts make the most sence of the CS but I wouldn't have ANY problem with Cmd+H being changed to Hide the app and Cmd+, being changed to Hide Selections/Guides, like in any other CS app. After all the way it is now is only so due to history and not based on logic. What do you think? Same for the Tools (Lasso, Meassurement Tool, New Layer above current Layer, new Layer below current Layer, new Layer on top of all Layers, etc. always the same shortcut) for at least InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator.
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