Do you include "Back" and "Undo" buttons on every form?

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Notes:

• "Back" button should only be implemented if different views can be shown in the same window
• Don't put "Undo" buttons on non data entry forms such as a Print Preview form

The list of forms/URLs and the order in which they have been accessed should be stored in a DataSet held in memory (like IE) - not saved to disk.

For example:

Menu	Action	Undo	Back
Cut	Remember: Remember Text and Cursor Position Cut To Clipboard	Return to Remember	n/a
Save Record	Remember old values Execute procCustomerSave Close Form	Return to Old values	Reopen form

Sample code implementation in the SSW .NET Toolkit.