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| - | TAD is the first **object-oriented designing software**. Hence, the identity of every object is saved. The Recycle bin is one of the key features of TAD Designer | + | TAD is the first **object-oriented designing software**. Hence, the identity of every object is saved. The Recycle bin is one of the key features of TAD Designer. When you delete an object, it is stored in the recycle bin. If required, you can retrieve the deleted object from the recycle bin and restore the object to its original location on the site. The recycle bin also preserves all the properties of the objects. |
| Unlike the other CAD software, you need not use the Undo command to retrieve the deleted object. With the Undo command, it's difficult to retrieve a deleted object. You need to undo actions till the point when you deleted the object. While retrieving the object, you may lose the other design changes you made after deleting the object. The recycle bin facilitates you to modify your designs easily. | Unlike the other CAD software, you need not use the Undo command to retrieve the deleted object. With the Undo command, it's difficult to retrieve a deleted object. You need to undo actions till the point when you deleted the object. While retrieving the object, you may lose the other design changes you made after deleting the object. The recycle bin facilitates you to modify your designs easily. | ||
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