Paint Shop Pro X User Guide - FTP - Corel Corporation

Undoing and redoing actionsYou can undo single or multiple actions as you edit an image. For example, you canundo brush strokes, color adjustments, or effects that you have applied to the image.You can also redo single or multiple actions to reapply commands that you have undone.You can also revert to the last saved version of the image.The History palette lets you undo and redo actions selectively, regardless of theirsequence. For more information about using the History palette, see “Undoing andredoing actions by using the History palette” in the Help.Important! You cannot use the Undo controls to undo the following actions: renaming files,saving files, opening and closing files, emptying the Clipboard, making changes that areprogram-wide and not specific to the current image (such as changes to color settings andpreferences), and using commands that do not change the image pixels (such as zooming andscrolling).To undo an action• Choose Edit Undo.If you want to undo multiple actions, repeat the EditUndo command.The Undo command undoes multiple actions in the order in which they wereperformed. To undo actions selectively, use the History palette.If the action cannot be undone, the Undo command is unavailable.You can also undo an action by clicking the Undo buttontoolbar, or by pressing Ctrl + Z.on the StandardTo redo an action• Choose EditRedo.The Redo command redoes multiple actions in the order in which they wereundone. To redo actions selectively, use the History palette.Only actions that have been undone can be redone.Getting started with Corel Paint Shop Pro 35