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Use the Undo command to undo any input or editing using any of the Markup & Comment toolbar tools. Use the Redo command to redo actions that were just undone.
 
The Undo command will not work on functions like Rotate or Edit Styles.
 
Undo history will be maintained in the current session until the document or application is closed.
 
 
 
 
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Standard Cut, Copy and Paste commands.
 
 
 
 
 
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Deletes the selected object.
 
 
 
 
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The Find command on the Edit menu simply displays the Search toolbar, if it's not already visible, and highlights the input box. To quickly find a word or phrase type in the search term and select the Enter key.
 
For additional options use the Search command.
 
 
 
 
 
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See Search for detailed information.
 
 
 
 
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This command will import a .dat file into AcroPlot Matrix that contains Preference settings from another user or a backup of a previous installation. See Export All Settings to Data File ...
 
 
 
 
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This command will create and save a .dat file which contains all of the AcroPlot Matrix user Preference settings. Most of the data comes from the many settings created in the Preference dialog box. Other users of AcroPlot Matrix can import these settings for use in their program. See Import All Settings from Data File ...
 
 
 
 
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This command resets all of the settings to the initial install defaults.
 
 
 
 
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Opens the "Preferences" area for modifying the behaviors and default settings in AcroPlot Matrix.
 
 
 
 
 
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Opens the "Set Program Associations" screen where you can set certain file types to automatically open in AcroPlot Matrix when they are double-clicked on from the Desktop, Windows Explore, etc.
 
 
If by chance the Set Programs Association does not open you can manually change the settings in the Windows Control Panel.
 
In Windows 7
1.) Click on the Start Menu then select the "Control Panel" option.
 
2.) From the Control Panel click on the "Programs" option.
 
3.) Select the "Set your default programs" under the Default Programs section.
 
4.) On the left select "AcroPlot Matrix" as the program and then on the right hand side select the "Choose defaults for this program".
Important Note:  It's important that you select the Choose defaults for this program" so you can select which file types you want to use AcroPlot Matrix as the Default Program for.  Since AcroPlot Matrix can open image files also you might not want to set it as the Default Program for those and the "Set this program as default" sets it as the default for all file types it supports.
 
5.) Select the file types that you would like AcroPlot Matrix to open by default and then click on the Save button to update the windows settings for those file types.  If one of the file types are checked and grayed out it means that it is already set as the default for that file type.
 
 
 
 
 
In Windows 10
1.) Click on the Start Menu then select the "Settings" option.
 
2.) From the Settings Panel select the "System" option.
 
3.) Next select the "Default apps" Tab on the left.
 
4.) Now click on the right hand side of the panel and then scroll down on the right to select the "Set defaults by app" at the bottom.
 
5.) On the left select "AcroPlot Matrix" as the program and then on the right hand side select the "Choose defaults for this program".
Important Note:  It's important that you select the Choose defaults for this program" so you can select which file types you want to use AcroPlot Matrix as the Default Program for.  Since AcroPlot Matrix can open image files also you might not want to set it as the Default Program for those and the "Set this program as default" sets it as the default for all file types it supports.
 
6.) Select the file types that you would like AcroPlot Matrix to open by default and then click on the Save button to update the windows settings for those file types.  If one of the file types are checked and grayed out it means that it is already set as the default for that file type.