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Tips & TricksUndo actions in Windows
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Windows 98 Home
Have you ever accidentally deleted, renamed, moved, or
copied a file you didn't intend to? Windows 98 has added an
Undo command to every window. It works
just like the
Undo command in
Microsoft Office 97 applications. If you are viewing a window (for
example, a Windows Explorer window) in Web view, just click
Undo on the toolbar. If you're not
using Web view, click Undo on
the Edit menu.