When using Content Erasure, users most often ask about 3 topics: undoing changes, choosing an erasure method, and checking recovery options; this section covers the top 3 questions.
FAQ
Can I undo an erasure action?
- After erasing content, press Ctrl+Z if you want to restore the most recent action.
- You can also click the Undo button in the interface.
- If you have already made multiple edits, undo them step by step as needed.
What is the difference between brush selection and rectangular selection?
- Brush selection is suitable for irregular areas and lets you draw freely around the target content.
- Rectangular selection is suitable for regular areas and covers a rectangular range at one time.
- For partial text, graphic edges, or irregular content, brush selection is usually more suitable. For block areas, rectangular selection is usually more convenient.
Can erased content be restored later?
- During the current editing session, try Undo first.
- If the file has already been saved and further processed, check whether you kept a backup of the original file.
- Before erasing important files, make a copy of the original file first.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Brush Selection | A way to choose an erasure area by drawing freely, suitable for irregular content. |
| Rectangular Selection | A way to create a rectangular area with the mouse and erase the content inside it, suitable for regular areas. |
| Fill Color | The color shown in an erased area after the erasure is applied, useful for keeping a consistent page appearance. |