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EDIT UNDO
 
Use the Edit Undo command to reverse your last
typing, formatting, or editing action.
 
■ Choose Edit Undo immediately following the
  action you want to reverse. For example, if you
  accidently pressed the Edit Cut key combination,
  choose Edit Undo (Alt,E,U) to reverse the
  command and replace the text in your document.
 
■ Any command that changes the text or formatting
  of your document or style sheet can be undone
  using the Edit Undo command.
 
■ If your last action cannot be reversed, the
  Edit Undo command is dimmed.
 
■ The Edit Undo command can be reversed by
  choosing Undo again.
 
■ For a quick way to undo, press Alt+Backspace.
 
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Using Manual: Ch. 5, "Revising a Document"