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Use the Undo or Redo commands

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uiegrrl said on Oct 3, 2007 at 6:11 PM :

Now that I can't use my dear friend IMageReady, I have no quick way to undo. I don't WANT to have to go to history!!

Give me the back my ability to do multiple undo's - using CTRL Z up to 32 times like IMageReady! Is there any way to do this in PS CS3??

feistyred said on Nov 15, 2007 at 8:12 AM :

The keyboard command for multiple undos is not working. I can click Edit > Step Backward a million times but that sucks and I don't want to bother with History either. Is there some way to enable this again? The menu item shows me the key bindings, but nothing happens when I try it. That keyboard shortcut is crucial! Seems the more I get to know CS3, the less I like it. Things seem more complicated now instead of less so.

No screen name said on Sep 1, 2008 at 8:47 PM :

Can someone please answer these questions/comments. I just bought PSCS3 and I am shocked to see that there is only 1 UNDO! why? I have spent the last 45 minutes in Help, web, etc. and cannot see where to adjust the UNDO so that it can be indefinite. Can someone show/tell me how to do this? I used to use Elements 5, a $80.00 program, now I spend Xs that much money on a program that is som simple it can only do 1 UNDO. why? And how do I get PSCS3 to do multiple UNDOs. thank-you.

No screen name said on Sep 20, 2008 at 2:25 PM :

thanks for your prompt reply.

I am very new to PS3, so I was frustrated, but in a short period of time I was able to figure out how to work the "Undo", which is actually the log, and then you just go back a few steps and click on the edited version you want, and then go forward from there again, if you want to. I haven't used it in a couple weeks, darn day job getting in the way of fun projects. I can't quite remember what the name of that log is, but you open the window on the side of the picture display, and there you, limitless undo's.
It is actually quite a bit better than a simple "Undo" I like it!!
The PS3 help was very useful in pointing me to the right direction.
As I get more used to PS3 it appears to be quite good, although I have not had a lot of time and I am still on that learning curve to figure where the buttons are and what they do, and what i can do with the program.
Anyway, back to the grind of my day-job, terrible time tog et busy with the great weather, and the fall colours and the full moon- and I had to concentrate on work. the fall colours don't last long and if you miss a week or two of them, the good picture opportunities are gone.