Select an animated tutorial for text in a Word document

WORD2003 is a Microsoft-provided word processing software, you can typesetting and editing text, segmentation and other processing, and eventually will edit the content of the printed out. Office is one of the necessary office software. Here, the Office family Word tutorial will share the Word2003 tutorial 37, selecting text in a Word document.

Demo Animation

Operation Steps

If you want to copy, move, delete, change formatting, and so on part of the document, first select the content.

The basic choice is: Hold down the left mouse button at the beginning of the text you want to select, drag the mouse to the end and then let go. The selected text is displayed in reverse-white to show the difference from the unselected area. To undo the selection, click the left mouse button in the document editing area. In practice, you can select text as needed using a mouse, keyboard, and mouse keyboard, and this animation mainly demonstrates the use of mouse action (part of the mouse and keyboard combination operation) method.

Select a row

Move the mouse pointer to the leftmost (selected column) of the row, where the mouse pointer changes to a hollow arrow with a right tilt, and the left arrow button, the row is selected.

Select a paragraph

Method One: Position the mouse pointer over the selected column to the left of this paragraph and double-click the left mouse button.

Method Two: Place the mouse pointer at any position on this segment for three consecutive hits.

Select several lines of continuous

In the selected column, press the left mouse button to drag. If you want to select a range that is beyond the current screen window, dragging with the mouse is hard to do, you can use another method: first select the first row, and then use the scroll bar to move the mouse pointer to the last row of the selected column position, and hold down the SHIFT key while you click.

Select multiple paragraphs that are contiguous.

Double-click the mouse in the selected column (do not release after the second keystroke) and drag.

Select discontinuous text

In Word2003, you can select text that is not contiguous by selecting some of the text, and then holding down the CTRL key while you use the other selection methods (drag the left mouse button, select a column click, or double-click in a paragraph).

Select a rectangular area

Hold down the ALT key, then move the mouse pointer over the corner of the selection, and hold down the left button to drag the diagonal of the preselection area.

Select Full text

Method One: "Edit" → "Select All".

Method Two: In the left side of the document, select the three-click left mouse button.

Method Three: Hold down the CTRL key in the selected column and click the left mouse button.

Method Four: Ctrl + A

Select a sentence

Hold down the CTRL key and click the left mouse button anywhere in a sentence.

Select a word

Double-click in a paragraph to select one word (or word).

Select any contiguous area

Method: Click at the beginning of the selected text, and then press SHIFT and click at the end.

Method Two: Select text in extended mode. Before you place the insertion point in the first character of the selection, double-click the expansion pane of the status bar or press the F8 key, the font color turns black, and then when you move the mouse pointer to the last character in the area you want to select, click, and the range is selected.

Attention

In extended mode, you can also use the F8 key to extend the selection or reduce the selection with the Shift+f8 key. The scope of the extension is the word--the sentence--The paragraph--section--The entire document. A reduced selection is done in the reverse order; in extended mode, the next character will be extended to a word entered prompt that matches the character being lost (Microsoft Pinyin input is only valid for English characters). When you press the ENTER key, it expands to the next paragraph mark; Extension "After use, you can select text only if you double-click the status bar extension to make the font color gray, or press ESC, or perform an action that can affect the selection, such as copy or use the format brush, and so on.