John Anderson wrote:
As a big fan of Undo, I find that the difference between being able to
undo any change versus just some changes has a big impact on my
satisfaction with a product. If Undo isn't available when I need it,
I'm less likely to go looking for it the next time I could use it.
I agree: an application that can't undo pretty much any change (within
reason :-) *and* to an arbitrary depth (although in practice rarely more
than 5-6 steps), just doesn't inspire confidence these days.
Davor
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