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Reply Mon 17 Dec 2007, 16:09Trainer Sandy said...

How can I select a whole document quickly?

Hi just wondering how I can select a whole document -300 pages quickly so that I can change the font?

Thanks

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Reply Mon 17 Dec 2007, 16:12Trainer Sandy said...

RE: How can I select a whole document quickly?

Hi

There are several ways of selecting a whole document:

1) Press CTRL A;

2) Point and triple click in selection bar (mouse should be a pointer shape in the left margin);

3) Hold down CTRL key and click left mouse button in left margin (mouse should be a pointer shape).

Hope this helps
Sandy

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