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In situations where you have done multiple changes and

maybe made some selections in between.

Changes only.

For example: select text, move it on the page, change the

font and color. Select an image, scale it and place it below

the text.

In situations where you have made a lot of selections,

and sometimes even very complex ones, for example

Changes and

selections.

using the Enfocus wireframe view ( ). Or when you

were selecting a lot of objects and you lost your selection

due to a “slip of the mouse”.

After undoing one or more actions, you can redo them again.

Note: If you are working with Certified PDF documents, you can even undo actions after you have

saved the file.

To undo or redo an action

Proceed as follows to undo or redo your last actions:

1. Choose Edit > Undo [action] or click one of the Undo buttons or .

The name of your last action appears in the menu command. If you moved an object, for example,

the menu will read Undo Move.

2. To redo the action you have just undone, Edit > Redo [action] or click one of the Redo

buttons or .

4.3 Measuring the distance between two points

You can measure the distance between two points in the work area of your PDF document. You

can do this, for example, to align objects or to check the positioning or size of objects. You use the

Measure tool in combination with the Enfocus Inspector to measure a given distance.

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