Selecting Text

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Special Edition Using® Microsoft® Office 2003

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Troubleshooting Table of Contents

About the Authors

Acknowledgments

We Want to Hear from You!

Introduction

Pt. : I Common Tasks and Features

Ch. 1. An Overview of Office 2003

Ch. 2. Customizing the Office Interface

Ch. 3. Office File Management for Experts

Ch. 4. Editing and Formatting Text

What's New in Office 2003

Entering Text

Selecting Text

Finding and Replacing Text

Converting Scanned Documents to Text

Using AutoCorrect to Automate Documents

Using and Managing Fonts

Common Formatting Options

Undoing and Redoing Changes

Using Speech Recognition to Enter Text

Troubleshooting

Secrets of the Office Masters: Using AutoCorrect to Add a Scanned Signature to Word Documents

Ch. 5. Creating, Editing, and Using Pictures and Graphics

Ch. 6. Sharing Data Between Office Applications

Ch. 7. Using Office on the Web

Ch. 8. Sharing Office Documents

Ch. 9. Office and SharePoint

Ch. 10. Using Office on a Tablet PC

Pt. : II Using Microsoft Outlook 2003

Pt. : III Using Microsoft Word 2003

Pt. : IV Using Microsoft Excel 2003

Pt. : V Using Microsoft PowerPoint 2003

Pt. : VI Other Office Applications

Pt. : VII Automating Office with Macros and VBA

Pt. : VIII Appendixes

Index

Selecting Text

Text selection is one of the most fundamental of Office activities, but the specific techniques used in each program vary widely. In fact, mastering the different shortcuts each Office application uses to handle text selection is a key step on the road to becoming an Office master.

When you select text with a mouse, the following shortcuts apply:

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Selecting Text