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undo
To restore the last editing operation that has taken place. For example, if a segment of text has been deleted or changed, performing an undo will restore the original text. Programs may have several levels of undo, including being able to reconstruct the original data for all edits performed in the current session. See redo.


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This booklet represents 1423 Undos that you needn't do.
The History Pallette offers instant undos and redos for up to a thousand changes on a single image, and immediate advice is available from Dialog Tips, Smart Messages, and a Hints Palette, along with a Glossary that explains digital imaging terms.
0 brought the non-linear History palette, featuring multiple Undos organized in layers, to finally, in this particular vein of updates, replace the photograph's residual time and place with an ability to organize data packets in an unknown number of dimensions.
 
 
 
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