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Undoing Actions If you make a mistake while performing an editing operation or other action, you can use AutoSketch's undo command to reverse the action, even undoing an entire sequence of actions at once. Clicking the arrow of the Undo button displays a drop-down list of previously performed actions. Simply move the pointer down the list until all of the actions you want to undo are highlighted, then click. The number of actions that can be undone is specified on the Drawing Page of the Drawing Options dialog box. The default setting is 16. When it's impossible to undo an action, AutoSketch grays the Undo button. To reverse an action s On the Edit menu, click Undo Edit or click the Undo button on the Standard toolbar. AutoSketch restores the drawing to its state before you performed the last action. To reverse multiple actions 1 Click the Undo drop-down arrow on the Standard toolbar. A list of edit actions appears. 2 Move the pointer down the list until all of the actions you want to undo are highlighted, then click. AutoSketch reverses the actions. Redoing Actions If you mistakenly undo an action, you can use the Redo command to restore the drawing. To reverse multiple undo actions simply click the Redo dropdown arrow and select how many actions to redo. To reverse an undo s Click the Redo button on the Standard toolbar. To reverse multiple undo actions 1 Click the Redo drop-down arrow on the Standard toolbar. A list of actions appears. 2 Move the pointer down the list until all of the actions you want to redo are highlighted, then click. AutoSketch reverses the undo actions. 262 | Chapter 21 Undoing, Redoing, & Repeating Actions