[Photoshop] Number of undos

Question

Hello  Is there a way to change the number of cancellations? For now, I only have one; it's just :)  See you+

dimmib · Accepted Answer

Hello,

it's also important to know that in Photoshop the keyboard shortcut,
ctrl+z, only allows a single undo.

To repeat the undo, it's: ctrl+alt+z.

To set up the history, it's:
edit->preferences->general
or the shortcut: ctrl+k.
there you go ;)

calu04 · Answer

You just need to look in the history and go back to where you want... logically you find the history in the window... (I think)...

calu04 · Answer

Well, here’s someone who uses Photoshop way better than I do... lol...

tsing · Answer

A big thank you to both of you, your information is very useful and complementary to me.
...
Still learning that Photoshop only has one Ctrl Z, huh ...? That's a relief!

The History .... Loreen from CCM taught me that you can find the Options in the little arrow at the top right of the palette :) Great because there's a feature there, like 'non-linear' ... a marvel apparently,
because while splashing around I deleted about 12 actions ... I was in 'linear' mode which apparently deletes everything that happened after the first deleted action :(
um, is that clear?
:=)

See you!

bg62 · Answer

It is also important to know that depending on the number of cancellations or any other request made, Photoshop creates its own 'memory' file that often conflicts with that of the OS!
It is therefore highly recommended to install it on another disk or on a different partition
to save the working file anyway, even if it is LARGE (we'll scratch it later!) and to choose the 'purge all' option which will delete the history, but especially relieve this temporary file that grows at an exponential rate
@best regards
b g

tsing · Answer

hello bg62

the log is on C but the project is on partition D; apparently it's good?

> toshop creates its own 'memory' file

and there’s no way to clear it from the directory, like the internet temp files? C/pgm files> toshop > ?

I took a look but couldn't find the folder to clear

thanks, see you later

dimmib · Answer

Hey again,

you can change the working disk using the shortcut ctrl+k, and go to the "external modules and working disks" tab.
By default, disk 1 = c:\, you replace it with d:\ or another disk, and a restart of Photoshop is required, and you're all set!
;)

tsing · Answer

hello

dimmib, cool ctrl K; I'm good on the D, that's already ok : )

bg62, we have the same thing if I'm not mistaken... toshop and windows are on the C and the ongoing project is on the D

I don't understand:
> take the 'purge all' option which will erase the history... where? even if we're already on a partitioned disk?
but above all relieve this temporary file that is growing at an exponential rate... isn't it the same thing as 'purge all'? how to do it?

See you later

tsing · Answer

hi bg62

it's clearer now ...
and I found it in toshop! ...
Edit> Purge > Purge All

where Purge All also clears the history

different from the history panel> little arrow> clear history which doesn't empty the 'tmp cache' of toshop

have a good day and thank you

[Photoshop] Number of undos

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