Undo and redo are fundamental commands in various software applications, allowing you to reverse unintentional actions and restore previous work states.
1. Undo: Reverses the most recent action you performed.
2. Redo: Brings back the action you most recently undid.
On Windows/ Linux: You can do reverse recent actions on a Windows/ Linux system. All you have to do to reverse an action on a Windows PC is to press Ctrl + Z.
On Mac: You can reverse recent actions on a Mac computer. All you have to do to reverse an action on a Mac computer is to hit Command + Z.
On Windows/ Linux:
To redo on a Windows/ Linux PCs, click Ctrl + Y or Ctrl + F4. If the last one doesn't work, you may need to hit the Fn key before pressing F4 to enable the function keys.
On Mac:
To redo on a Mac computer, press Command + Shift + Z or Command + Y.
To perform redo and undo actions without using keyboard shortcuts. Go to the Edit menu on most of the programs and find redo and undo listed there.
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