Ever found yourself in a situation where you've made an unwanted change to a PDF document in Adobe Acrobat and wished you could revert it?
You're not alone. Whether you're a community beginner just starting with the software or someone who has been using it for years, the "Undo" function is a critical workflow tool that can save you from potential mistakes.
Let's find out how to undo in Adobe Acrobat and keep your work completely error-free.
How to Undo in Adobe Acrobat
Check out our guide for undoing in Adobe Acrobat and make sure you have full control over your PDF.
Step 1: Undoing the Most Recent Change
To undo your latest change, navigate to the Menu. Please note that some actions, like scrolling, cannot be undone.
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Step 2: Scroll down the Menu to "Undo, Redo & more"
Select "Undo".
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Step 3: Using shortcuts
Simply use keyboard shortcuts to save time. Press "Ctrl + Z" on Windows or " Command-Z" on Mac.
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More on the "Undo, Redo & more" Menu
The "Undo, Redo & more" menu has far more functions than simply undoing and redoing actions (as its name suggests).
Let's unpack them:
1. Select all and Deselect all
This nifty feature lets you highlight an entire PDF's contents, regardless of size.
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This is a great way to edit your entire PDF, changing its font, line spacing, and alignment to your needs.
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2. Copy file to clipboard
Select this option if you need to paste the contents of your PDF into a Word document or other document management tool.
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3. Check spelling
From the Undo, Redo & more, head to "Check spelling", "Check Spelling in Comments and Fields"
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Click "Start" to review all your comments and fields' spelling and grammar.
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