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How to "highlight" the entire text in a document..?

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Clicking & holding down on the mouse until all the text in the document is "highlighted" takes WAY too long. Sometimes, I want to change the text size or the font in a computer document or want to copy the entire text & I have to highlight all the text to do this.. and it takes too long if I have a large document. Is there anyway to highlight all the text in the document easily?? PLEASE help me!! =D

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  1. Right click and select the option "select all"


  2. In most text editors and word processors, you can select all by pressing CTRL + A or COMMAND + A on a Mac

  3. shift+click

  4. What about pressing the shortcut Ctrl+A? This will hightlight everything. It's easier than making a tripple-click.

  5. Place your mouse pointer at the start of what you want to copy..then hold down the Ctrl key plus A.  This command selects all the info.  Good luck.

  6. Keyboard shortcut for select all is Ctrl+ A so press and hold control then hit the A key and it will selected everything.

  7. Ctrl A

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