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I don’t think there’s an undo function in PTXPrint, but I’m just posting to confirm that. I reversed a few recent config changes that didn’t result as I expected, so I’m guessing this may indicate a bug. I guess I just need to report that. But it sure would be nice if there were an undo function that could go back several changes.

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Yes, it is on our wish list but is quite complex to pull off – so don’t hold your breath waiting for it.

There are so many files behind the scenes that are constantly being updates as a result of configuration changes. PTXprint is no longer a ‘simple’ program – there are many interconnected pieces which all need to be kept in sync with each other.

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That makes sense. Okay, I won’t hold my breath.

I guess a starting point would be a central log being kept of all changes. That would even allow a somewhat manual undo attempt.

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