How ANSYS implements the undo function - ANSYS's method of implementing the undo function

Friends, do you know how ANSYS implements the undo function? Today I will explain how ANSYS implements the undo function. If you are interested, come and take a look with me. I hope it can help you.

​ ​ 1. First open the software. You can find in the menu bar of the software that we cannot find the undo command (as shown in the picture).

​ ​ 2. What needs to be explained here is that although this software does not have an undo function on the operation interface, its core has an undo function. You need to use the command /undo,on to turn on the undo function (as shown in the figure).

3. Then find “MenuCtrls” in the upper right corner of the interface and click it. A drop-down box will appear. We select “Edit Toolbar” in the drop-down box (as shown in the picture).

​​ 4. Then a window will appear on the interface. We enter "*ABBR,UNDO,undo" in the text box at the bottom of the window, and then click the "Accept" and "Close" buttons in sequence (as shown in the picture).

​​ 5. Return to the main interface of the software at this time, we will find ANSYS at the top of the interface An UNDO button appears below the Toolbar. We can click this button to undo the operation after making a mistake (as shown in the picture).

​ ​ 6. What we need to note is that after exiting the software, when restarting the software, you need to enter the command /undo,on again to turn on the undo function (as shown in the figure).

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