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Use the history panel, Undo the last step, Undo multiple steps at once – Adobe Dreamweaver CC 2015 User Manual

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Saved commands are retained permanently (unless you delete them), while recorded commands are discarded when
you exit from Adobe Dreamweaver, and copied sequences of steps are discarded when you copy something else

Use the History panel

The History panel (Window > History) shows a list of the steps you’ve performed in the active document since you
created or opened that document (but not steps you’ve performed in other frames, in other Document windows, or in
the Site panel). Use the History panel to undo multiple steps at once and to automate tasks.

A Slider (thumb) B Steps C Replay button D Copy Steps button E Save As Command button

The slider, or thumb, in the History panel initially points to the last step that you performed.

Note: You can’t rearrange the order of steps in the History panel. Don’t think of the History panel as an arbitrary collection
of commands; think of it as a way to view the steps you’ve performed, in the order in which you performed them.

Undo the last step

Do one of the following:

• Select Edit > Undo.

• Drag the History panel slider up one step in the list.

Note: To scroll automatically to a particular step, you must click to the left of the step; clicking the step itself selects the
step. Selecting a step is different from going back to that step in your undo history.

Undo multiple steps at once

Drag the slider to point to any step, or click to the left of a step along the path of the slider.

The slider scrolls automatically to that step, undoing steps as it scrolls.

Note: As with undoing a single step, if you undo a series of steps and then do something new in the document, you can
no longer redo the undone steps; they disappear from the History panel.

Set the number of steps that the History panel retains and shows

The default number of steps is sufficient for most users’ needs. The higher the number, the more memory the History
panel requires, which can affect performance and slow your computer significantly.

1

Select Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Dreamweaver > Preferences (Macintosh).

2

Select General from the Category list on the left.

3

Enter a number for Maximum Number Of History Steps.

When the History panel reaches this maximum number of steps, the earliest steps are discarded.