Undo possibilities

[JCamborde]

As I'm exploring PM6/PM6+ in the same time, because switching from Media Pro, so I sometimes try actions I supposed to be what I want but the result is not what I hoped (in part by an other handicap: my english in not sufficiently efficient to understand some technical new words for me).
So I go to the "undo" action, to try to go back, but very often, it's not active. So I must found another way to erase the wrong action and it's sometime very boring and/or difficult.
Could it'll be possible to have "Undo" near all the time active?

[Kirk Baker]

As I'm exploring PM6/PM6+ in the same time, because switching from Media Pro, so I sometimes try actions I supposed to be what I want but the result is not what I hoped (in part by an other handicap: my english in not sufficiently efficient to understand some technical new words for me).
So I go to the "undo" action, to try to go back, but very often, it's not active. So I must found another way to erase the wrong action and it's sometime very boring and/or difficult.
Could it'll be possible to have "Undo" near all the time active?

Probably not, no.  What specific operations are you doing that you need to undo?

-Kirk

[Soizic]

+1

[JCamborde]

It seems to me that it's a frequent problem, with setting colour/rating as ingest images, for exemple,  as ... I can't remember exactly because is seems too often to me in general and certainly more acute in my learning period of PM6+  ;~)

[JCamborde]

Just at this moment: a wrong "remove from catalog": NO UNDO

[esambo]

Yes, an "undo" feature for anything that has side effects (metadata updates, catalog updates, etc.) is something I keep missing frequently too

[photomy]

Maybe "undo" for something I may have said.  This would be useful.

[uberfarben]

Most likely not easy to do or possible since I have not seen an undo button even in million-dollar DAMs. Version control is more common.

[JCamborde]

"impossible is not a french word" we use to say in France.
Each problem have a solution!    ;~)

[uberfarben]

I'm not saying this feature does not or will not exist but I just haven't seen a DAM's that can perform undo/redo metadata operations involving thousands or millions of digital objects. I assume this feature isn't simple to implement otherwise it would be a standard feature in most DAM applications specially enterprise systems that cost upwards of six figures.