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Open Microsoft
Office Word 2003. |
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Click the
File
menu and click
Open.
Find your sample files folder. Open the Selecting Text document. |
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Using
your mouse, select the first two lines. Click the
Bold
button on the Standard toolbar.
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Place your cursor
after the line: Here is the second
sentence in our paragraph.
Press the
Shift + Up arrow
keys to see what
happens. |
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Click to place your
cursor at the end of the line:
Here is the second sentence in our paragraph.
Press Shift +
Home. |
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Now, click to place
your cursor after the word accumsan
in the
paragraph that starts with “We can also select paragraphs”.
Hold down the
Ctrl + Shift
keys and press the
Up Arrow.
To select the other half of the paragraph instead, press
Ctrl + Shift + Down
Arrow. |
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Find the paragraph
that starts with:
What about just words or letters?
Click to place your
cursor just before the question mark in that sentence.
Press
Ctrl + Shift + Left
Arrow.
(You can also press Shift + Left Arrow and press the left arrow
until the word letters is selected.) |
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Press the
Delete
key on your keyboard. |
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Select the first
line of the last paragraph (This is
the last paragraph we need to select).
Hold down the
Ctrl
key and select the last line of this paragraph (We
need to select this line too). |
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10. |
Press the Insert
key on your keyboard.
Click to place your
cursor at the very beginning of the last line on the page (This
is text we don’t need). Type:
I am using overtype to change text easily. |