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Erasing, undoing, and redoing actions

Erasing, undoing, and redoing actions - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial

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Erasing, undoing, and redoing actions

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- [Instructor] Deleting items in Solid Works might seem simple, but there is actually a few tricks to it. So let me show you how they all work. So if you want to delete something like a sketch, you can click on that item itself, and you can hit delete on your keyboard, which is pretty straight forward and self explanatory. But if you want to bring it back , we've got this little arrow here which is the undo command, or control Z on your keyboard, hit that and it brings you right back. Now if you want to delete more than one item at a time, you can create or drag a window around those items. So over here if I click on the upper left hand corner and drag a little window around these items here, notice they get highlighted of course I can hit delete on my keyboard, or I can right click here and it brings up this window and I can come down here and say delete. Very straight forward. Lets go back here and hit the undo command…

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