Undo/Redo
You can use the Undo and Redo commands to easily correct mistakes. You can also use them to experiment with different routing and data mapping decisions. Undo reverses the last action you performed, and Redo reverses the last undone action.
Undo your last action
On the Edit menu, click Undo [name of action].
Note If the action being undone originally took place at a location on the map that is not currently visible, the map view is changed to show that original location. For example, if you click Undo delete pushpin while viewing a different area of the map, the map is repositioned to show the pushpin.
Redo your last action
On the Edit menu, click Redo [name of action].
Note Depending on your computer's resources, MapPoint keeps track of up to 10 of your last actions. You can reverse the actions one at a time, in reverse consecutive order.
Actions that cannot be reversed
The following is a list of the most significant actions that cannot be reversed. For the actions marked with an asterisk (*), you will also be unable to undo any action done prior to that action.
New*
Open*
Save
Exit*
Cut sets* (cutting individual objects can be reversed)
Delete sets* (deleting individual objects can be reversed)
Paste link*
Link data*
Update linked sets*
New data mapping of demographic data*
Match records*
COM add-ins (the underlying action may clear the Undo stack)
Show or hide the Territory Manager pane*
Create territory group*
Delete territory group*
Delete territory*
Import data*
Map style
Flat map or globe at high zoom level
Show or hide places