How to Redo Typing in Windows
Method 1 of 2:
Crtl + Y
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Hold down the Ctrl key, and press the letter Y on your keyboard. -
Confirm the action was executed. Your document or text should have reverted to where it was before you accidentally used "undo." -
Repeat as needed to go back even further. You can use the "redo" command until all the mistakes you made with the "undo" command have been corrected.
Method 2 of 2:
Alternate Method
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Add a "redo" button to your Word toolbar. Different versions of Word have different methods of adding toolbar buttons. To learn how to add a "redo" button to your toolbar, click "Help" and search for "customize toolbar." -
Use the drop-down "Edit" menu. If you have Microsoft Office 2003, or older, you can access the "redo" command in the "Edit" drop-down menu.- With the menu, you may also see a list of your recent undo's and redo's.
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