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by Roop 07/14/2016, 3:13am PDT |
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fabio wrote:
Ctrl+z will only take you back one step. You must use Ctrl+Alt+z to go back more than once.
You know what the shortcut should be for only going one step back? HITTING CTRL+Z ONLY ONCE!
Hit it too many times? Easy, just hit the default redo shortcut Shift+Ctrl+Z godammit you FUCKS!
I guess we should be grateful that toggling layers isn't set to Alt+Shift+Capslock+F7. This is what happens when your biggest competition is open source shitpiles like Gimp.
I don't know anything about Gimp, sorry.
To answer your Photoshop question, [control] z toggles the two states Photoshop keeps in memory. The other key-combos will cycle you forward and backward in the history pane. [control] z is often used by amateurs and longhaired muscle bound knuckle-heads whose fingers are too fat for their keyboards.
Hope this helps!
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