Redo/Undo in Photoshop CS…HELP! :)

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Meeshee
Apr 7, 2004
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Hello all. Does anyone know how to set multiple redo/undo’s in Photoshop CS…I am not talking about the history palatte, but the kind that can be done by hitting command Z (mac) several times? I know how to change the setting in older PS versions, but the option is strangely missing from the general pref’s in PS CS! Please let me know if you know how this can be done. The generic setting is to haeve command Z just perform 1 undo.

Thank you soooooo very much!
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klmhicks
Apr 7, 2004
As I understand this:

Preferences – General
History States 20 (default) you can change this number to allow additional command z’s.
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Ann_Shelbourne
Apr 7, 2004
In CS:
Cmd. Option Z does further Undoes .
Cmd. Shift Z does further Redoes.
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wOOge
May 6, 2004
know the frustration you are going through Meeshee…

we are looking for a way to BRING BACk the cmd+Z cmd+Z cmd+Z for multiple undos…

cmd+option+z… sux
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Chris_Cox
May 6, 2004
Wooge – consult your manual, and look in preferences.
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Ram
May 6, 2004
For crying out loud, wOOge, just redefine that shortcut!
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Ram
May 6, 2004
You know, wOOge, the other posters are right, RTFM : Read The Fine Manual.
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jonf
May 6, 2004
They have a point, W00ge. The application apparently does allow you to redefine the shortcut to what you ask. What else could you want?
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john.stevens
May 8, 2004
Here’s how I did it:

Go to Edit menu > Keyboard Shortcuts

Go to Edit and delete the key(s) for undo/redo

Now change Step Backward to Cmd + Z, and step Forward to Shift + Cmd + Z

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