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Edit >> Undo

• Undo command cancels recently executed commands or restores models.

• The following commands can be undone.

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• ed. Size of the command stack decides the maximum number of recent commands undoable. There is no limit to the size of the command stack in rapidform. A user can record and undo commands as many times as memory permits. But, the larger the size of the command stack, the worse the performance. Therefore, setting a practically appropriate command stack size is important. To set the size of the command stack, select File >> Preferences command, then change the value of Undo depth in the General tab.

• Undo function can be enabled or disabled alternately by clicking   icon in the Standard toolbar. Only when Undo is enabled, recently executed commands are recorded.

Note

• To disable Undo(), initializes the command stack. A user can save precious memory by doing this.

• When there is nothing to Undo, that is, when the command stack is empty, this command is disabled.