Undo and Redo commands
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Undo and Redo allow you to change your mind after you've taken an action. Wood remembers the past 42 deletions and additions and the Undo command sequentially reverses those changes. Please note that each time you save your document, this queue of past actions is erased.

Each time you select Undo, you take back an additional change. The Undo command begins with the most recent alteration, and scrolls back through earlier ones. If you've chosen Undo too many times, Redo allows you to change your mind again by returning the drawing to the state it was in prior to an Undo command.

Finally, the listing of the Undo and Redo commands in the Edit menu is followed by a description of the change that can be undone or redone.  These descriptions prevent unwelcome surprises by allowing you to verify exactly what changes you're undoing or redoing.

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See also

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