The following subjects are covered in this topic:
What is undo?
What can you undo?
How do you undo a change?
What is undo?
The undo command in PlanBee functions much the same way it does in other applications, such as word processors. Undo enables you to remove many sorts of changes you have made in the Map tab of a buzPAK you have open in PlanBee. For example, if you accidentally delete an entire group, the undo command enables you to restore that group. Undo works backward from the most recent change to the last time the buzPAK was saved.
It should be noted that undo does not currently work for changes made outside the Map tab, such as in the Beeline tab or in the Notes window.
Note: You will not be able to undo changes you have made after you save a buzPAK.
What can you undo?
The following is a list of changes that you can undo in PlanBee:
Capture of URLs (webpages)
Creation of groups, items, links and connections.
Cut
Deletion of groups, items, links, and connections.
Drag and drop of files to the Map tab
Movement of map objects
Paste
Resizing of map objects
Zoom and Zoom All
How do you undo a change?
There are three ways to undo a change made in the Map tab:
Click Edit in the Menu bar. The Edit menu appears, and the last change you made appears beside the Undo command in the Edit menu.
Select Undo in the Edit menu. The last change you made is undone.
or
Right-click in the Map tab. The Map Object popup menu appears, and the last change you made appears beside the Undo command in the popup menu.
Select Undo in the Map Object popup menu. The last change you made is undone.
or
Press Ctrl+Z on your keyboard. The last change you made is undone.