Undo

The Undo internal command can be used to:

Command Arguments:

Argument	Type	Possible values	Description
(no argument)	-	-	Undoes the most recent undoable file operation. Not all file operations are undoable - for example, files deleted from network or removable drives can not be undone. Example: Undo
ITEM	/K	<index>	Undoes the specified action from the undo list. The <index> indicates the operation to undo, as displayed in the undo list. Example: Undo ITEM 3
LIST	/O	(no value)	Displays a list of undoable actions (acts as a dynamic button). Any operation from the list can be undone simply by selecting it from the list. Example: Undo LIST
		nokeys	Disables the automatically-assigned hotkeys that are normally added to the generated list. Example: Undo LIST=nokeys
		menu	Displays the undo list in a sub-menu. Example: Undo LIST=menu,nokeys
PAGE	/S	(no value)	Displays the Undo Log page of the utility panel. This displays a list of undoable actions, and lets you undo individual operations or all of them. Example: Undo PAGE