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Introduction
» Flying Popcorn 7
» System Requirements
» Installing Flying Popcorn
» Shortcut Keys
Fundamentals
» Starting Flying Popcorn
» User Interface
» Using View menu
» Working with Project Files
» Undoing and Redoing Edits
» Setting Password for Project
» Setting Preferences
Objects
» Objects
» Working with Objects on Canvas
» Using Object Template Panel
» Adding In/Out Effects to Objects
» Using Open Sound File Dialog Box
» Using Remove Color Dialog Box
» Adding Tooltips to Objects
» Setting Blinking Effects for Objects
» Naming Objects
» Setting Rollovers & Linked Objects
» Selecting Object Color
Type of Objects
» Text
» TextBox
» Image Objects
» Figure Objects
» Drawing Objects
» Media Objects
» Flash Objects
» WebBox Objects
Advanced Techniques
» Pages
» Grouping Objects
» Actions & Conditions
» Skipping and Stepping Actions
» Types of Actions
» Types of Conditions
» Database Connection
» Variables
Playing & Publishing Projects
» Using Prepare & Play Dialog Box
» Adjusting Play Window Settings
» Setting Play Keys
» Web Publishing
» Publishing Project as AutoRun File
» Publishing Project as Screensaver
» Gathering Editing Resources
» Uploading Files by FTP
 

Undoing and Redoing Edits

The Edit menu can be used to undo and redo edits that you have performed on the canvas. To undo an edit means to cancel it and return the project to the state it was in before the edit was made. To redo an action means to reinstate an edit that was cancelled with the undo command. The redo command will not repeat an edit that has not been undone. You can use the undo command several times to cancel a series of edits, and similarly you can use the redo command repeatedly. Edits can be anything from adding a new object to moving an object to deleting an object. Things like adding actions or variables cannot be undone or redone with the Edit menu.

To undo (cancel) an edit

  • Do one of the following
    • On the menu, click Edit and then click Undo.
    • Click Undo (Undo) on the Toolbar.
  • Repeat if necessary.

To redo an edit

  • Do one of the following
    • On the menu, click Edit and then click Redo.
    • Click Redo (Redo) on the Toolbar.
  • Repeat if necessary.

Note The Edit menu also provides the Undo All and Redo All commands. The Undo All command will undo all the actions that you have performed while editing the project. Similarly, the Redo All command will restore all of the edits cancelled by Undo All command.

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