Undoing and redoing changes

Chris Messina — Mon, 11 May 2009 18:42:40 GMT

Current revision posted to OmniPage by Chris Messina on 5/11/2009 2:42:40 PM

Click or choose Undo in the Edit menu to undo your last change or command. In many cases you can undo a series of changes. Use it to:

To redo a command you have undone, choose Redo in the Edit menu. You can redo a series of undone actions.

When you rotate an image manually, any zones of the image and the recognition results are deleted, after you confirm the command. These deleted items cannot be restored by Undo.
Reading order changes can be undone. When the Change Reading Order tool is clicked, a separate undo button appears in the Text Editor ruler.

Immediate redaction done by searching can be undone to a limited extent – – practically redaction done within the last twenty or so operations can be undone. Once you leave a page or export it, the redaction is permanent.

Jeff Segarra — Mon, 04 May 2009 14:32:22 GMT

Revision 1 posted to OmniPage by Jeff Segarra on 5/4/2009 10:32:22 AM

Click or choose Undo in the Edit menu to undo your last change or command. In many cases you can undo a series of changes. Use it to:

To redo a command you have undone, choose Redo in the Edit menu. You can redo a series of undone actions.

When you rotate an image manually, any zones of the image and the recognition results are deleted, after you confirm the command. These deleted items cannot be restored by Undo.

Reading order changes can be undone. When the Change Reading Order tool is clicked, a separate undo button appears in the Text Editor ruler.

Immediate redaction done by searching can be undone to a limited extent – practically redaction done within the last twenty or so operations can be undone. Once you leave a page or export it, the redaction is permanent.