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Undo-ing in CS2
Hello,
I’m wanted to increase the level of “undo’s” I can perform in Photoshop CS2. Right now, when I ‘Command + Z’ , it just toggles between undo and redoing the last task.
Is there a way to set Photoshop to have an increase number of undo’s?
Keith Hill
https://www.LightedPath.biz
Dallas, TX
Final Cut Studio HD, Combustion4 (Mac), Cinema 4D r9.6, PhotoshopCS2, PIllusion 3, Stitcher5.1, Boujou_PXC; Mac G5 (v10.4.6) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM -
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The default number of undo levels is 50. You can change it by increasing the History States value in Preferences > General.
The reason it appears that you only have one undo state is because the CMD+Z shortcut toggles between Undo and Redo. To undo more than one step, use OPT+CMD+Z (on Windows, ALT+CTRL+Z). That’s the shortcut the “Step Backwards” command under the Edit menu. You can also just use the History palette to select a previous state.
If you’re not happy with those keyboard shortcuts, you can always change them (make CMD+Z the “Step Backwards” command, for example) by going to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts.
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Thanks Timothy. Just what I needed.
Keith Hill
https://www.LightedPath.biz
Dallas, TX
Final Cut Studio HD, Combustion4 (Mac), Cinema 4D r9.6, PhotoshopCS2, PIllusion 3, Stitcher5.1, Boujou_PXC; Mac G5 (v10.4.6) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM
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