To
select this
|
Click
this
|
A
character
|
Drag
across the letter
|
A word
|
Double-click
|
A
line
|
Move
the pointer to the left of the line until you see the left-pointing arrow,
and then click
|
A sentence
|
CTRL–click anywhere in the
sentence
|
A
paragraph
|
Triple-click
the paragraph OR
Move
the pointer to the left of the paragraph until you see the left-pointing
arrow and double-click
|
Multiple paragraphs
|
Move the pointer to the
left of the paragraphs until you see the left-pointing arrow, and then click
and drag up or down
|
A
large block of text
|
Click
at the start of the selection, scroll to the end of the selection, and SHIFT-click
|
Entire document
|
Move the pointer to the
left of any of the document text until you see the left-pointing arrow, and
then triple-click
|
A
vertical block of text
|
Hold
ALT , and then drag over the text
|
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Get "Click Happy"
"Click Happy" is a term I use with people to describe my unconscious clicking of everything. I see something, and I must click on it. Sometimes once, other times twice or more. I get this from my use of clicking to select things in Microsoft Word. There are a bunch of shortcuts to select in Word, and most options work in many other application programs as well. Here they are, and happy clicking!
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