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Offline mmirot

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« on: 2008 December 05 10:45:34 »
Wish 4

convient reset to unprocessed mode with the currently selected preview.

Offline Juan Conejero

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« Reply #1 on: 2008 December 11 03:51:43 »
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convient reset to unprocessed mode with the currently selected preview.


Use the Preview > Undo/Redo Preview command (Ctrl+Shift+Z). This option is also available as a tool bar button (look for a button whose icon is like the normal undo/redo arrow, but emerging from a small green square).

Alternatively, when you have stored more than one process in a preview, you can traverse its processing history as I explained in the previous post (right-click and select Load History Explorer, or select the preview on the History Explorer window directly).

Bear in mind that other than the fact that a preview is a temporary object by nature (because it is always stored in RAM), it behaves just as any image in PixInsight.
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Offline Simon Hicks

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« Reply #2 on: 2008 December 11 05:20:15 »
Hi Juan,

What is the difference between the action of the Restore Preview and the Reset Preview icons....they seem to do the same thing?

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Offline Nocturnal

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« Reply #3 on: 2008 December 11 10:39:37 »
I use the 'reset' menu item when I right click on the preview. Is this not the right way?
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