rotation by command-key not usable and not helpful

[immaconsult]

I am an avid user of the affinity programs, but every time I use it, 
I get annoyed about the senseless and counterproductive assignment of the rotation function to the CMD button. 
The Alt key next to it is assigned the very helpful and constantly used zoom function. 
It often happens that when you are editing, you accidentally do not land on the cmd key, but on the neighboring alt key, 
causing the page to rotate. 
Unfortunately, there is no Cmd-Z undo function and the manual turning back to the zero position proves to be unreasonable 
because of the large jumps and brings you to the edge of despair. 
this is how you can throw an otherwise excellent program on the wrong track. 
My request to the programmers: change this nonsensical keyboard function or treat it to an undo function.

[walt.farrell]

First, there is no "Undo" function because you are not making a change to the document when you perform that rotation. You are only changing your view of the document. But there is a "Reset Rotation" function, which is part of the View menu, and which also has a keyboard shortcut. On Windows, it's Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R by default. On Mac it's probably Cmd+Opt+Shift+R by default (check the View menu to see for sure, or check your Preferences, Keyboard Shortcuts, where you can also change it if you want).

Next: on Windows, the Rotate function is tied to Alt (Mac Option?), not to Ctrl (Mac Cmd). But in either case, you should find that you can disable the function entirely via Preferences, Tools. On Windows it's this setting:

[immaconsult]

hi walt,

tahnk you for your information. it was very helpful for me.

[walt.farrell]

You're welcome.