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Undo & Redo

Undo and Redo.

Stellar provides the user two levels on undo.

Undo Last function - Ctrl + Z

  • Undo most of the changes you can make in Stellar, including text, format, style, insert, delete, split and merge.
  • Pressing Ctrl+ Z multiple times will step back through all the most recent changes. There is a limit of approximately 20 changes stored.

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Redo last function undone – Ctrl+Y.

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  • After you have don an Undo, you may wish to Redo that change.
  • Redo multiple Undos by repeatedly pressing Ctrl+Y. Tis will repeat until there are no more Undos to Redo.

Version History – Alt + Z

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  • Alt+ Z pops up an list of the version History for the file you are working on.
  • These versions are stored automatically whenever a change is made. (Save, Insert, Delete etc.)
  • Each text file has its own, separate, set of backups.
  • Each version has a timestamp so you can see how long ago it was saved.
  • The most recent backup is at the top of the list.
  • Clicking on one of the Restore buttons will open a 'differences' list so you can see the differences between the stored version and the current version.
  • You can choose to restore any version, delete it, or save it for external use.
  • When you restore a version the previous current version will become a newest stored version with the current time.

Click on the plus button on a specific version to see more details and a list of the changes