User manual

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Working with projects
To undo and redo your actions, proceed as follows:
1. On the Edit menu, select “History…”.
The Edit History dialog opens.
The dialog contains a list of all your edits, with the most
recent action at the bottom of the list. The Action column
displays the name of the action while the Time column
tells you when this action was performed. In the Details
column further details are shown. Here you can enter new
text by double-clicking in the column.
2. Move the horizontal, colored line upwards to the de-
sired position to undo your actions.
You can only undo your actions in reverse order, i. e. the last performed
action is the first action to be undone.
3. Move the line down the List again to redo an action
that was undone previously.
The Preferences dialog
When you open the File menu (the Cubase menu on a
Mac) and select “Preferences…”, the Preferences dialog
opens. This dialog provides a large number of options and
settings that control the global behavior of Cubase.
The dialog has a number of pages, each containing op-
tions and settings belonging to a particular topic.
• In the list on the left, click on one of the entries to open
the corresponding page.
• You can find detailed descriptions of all Preferences
options in the dialog help, opened by clicking the Help
button at the bottom left of the dialog.
About preference presets
In the Preferences dialog it is possible to save complete or
partial preference settings as presets. This lets you recall
settings quickly and easily.