- History and snapshots are not saved with an image. Closing and reopening an image will clear all history states and snapshots.
- Reverting to a previous state and then editing your image eliminates all history states that had come after it.
- Deleting a state deletes everything after it, unless the non-linear option is selected. (See "history options" in Help Center for info on non-linear history.)
- Ctrl-Alt-Z (Command-Option-Z on Mac) moves backward through the history states. (Multiple Undo)
- Ctrl-Shift-Z (Command-Shift-Z on Mac) moves forward through the history states. (Multiple Redo)
The Photoshop History Palette
By Sue Chastain, About.com
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History Notes and History Options
The screen shot shows you the History options which you can access from the history palette's menu.
Before we move on, I do want to point out some important things you should know about the history palette and Snapshots:
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- History Palette Basics
- Creating Snapshots
- History Palette Buttons
- New Snapshot Dialog Box
- History Preferences and History Log
- History Notes and History Options
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