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Undoing

Nearly all functions can be undone and redone. Because the majority of functions can be undone this reference will only explicitly mention those functions that cannot be undone. Having undoable functions saves the user from popup dialogues that ask for explicit acknowledgement of functions that entail huge changes. On top of that there are no Apply buttons anywhere. If a change is made in a part of the user interface the changes are applied immediately. If they are not desired they can easily be undone. Selecting (or highlighting) an object is also an undoable and redoable function.

The undo history will go back to the time the active project has been loaded. That happens on startup, when a project will be loaded and every time the active project is changed.



Jan Sanders 2012-01-25