E
Earl Partridge
Can I add this feature to my Menu or Tool Bar?
Earl
Earl
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G
Gordon
Earl Partridge said:Can I add this feature to my Menu or Tool Bar?
Earl
What "menu or toolbar"?
B
Bill Yanaire, ESQ
Gordon said:What "menu or toolbar"?
Err, Umm, the menu or toolbar on the screen. Err.
E
Earl Partridge
Hmmm, now that you mention it, I don't see a Menu or Tool Bar either...duh.
OK, aside from selecting the first and last with the shift key, any other
way
to Select All?
Earl
OK, aside from selecting the first and last with the shift key, any other
way
to Select All?
Earl
T
Trev
Earl Partridge said:Hmmm, now that you mention it, I don't see a Menu or Tool Bar
either...duh.
OK, aside from selecting the first and last with the shift key, any other
way
to Select All?
Earl
Ctrl +A
P
Peter Foldes
Highlight and then Ctrl + A
G
Gordon
Earl Partridge said:Hmmm, now that you mention it, I don't see a Menu or Tool Bar
either...duh.
OK, aside from selecting the first and last with the shift key, any other
way
to Select All?
Earl
Is this in Windows Explorer?
Do Organize-Layout-Menu Bar. That'll give you the old File-Edit etc menu.
L
LouB
Do NOT need to highlight just get focus in the place you want and thenPeter said:Highlight and then Ctrl + A
Ctrl A
C
Char Jackson
Highlight and then Ctrl + A
Where 'highlight' means to select any item in the set.
K
Ken Blake
Hmmm, now that you mention it, I don't see a Menu or Tool Bar either...duh.
OK, aside from selecting the first and last with the shift key, any other
way
to Select All?
You still haven't said where. But regardless of what program you are
talking about, or even what version of Windows you are talking about,
use Ctrl-A.
J
Jack
LouB said:Do NOT need to highlight just get focus in the place you want and then
Ctrl A
Only if you have set your Folder Options for that.
T
Trev
Jack said:Only if you have set your Folder Options for that.
Ctrl + A will select all items in the active window, nothing to do with
folder options
J
Jack
Trev said:Ctrl + A will select all items in the active window, nothing to do with
folder options
Do you have a point?
Did you read what I replied to?
Read it again.
Now don't you think you should butt-out?
C
Char Jackson
Do you have a point?
Did you read what I replied to?
Read it again.
Now don't you think you should butt-out?
As Trev said, it has nothing to do with folder options.
B
Bob I
As Trev said, it has nothing to do with folder options.
Nah, Jack just doesn't know how to post a reply to the correct message
in the thread.
G
Gene E. Bloch
On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 10:32:08 -0500, "Earl Partridge"
You still haven't said where. But regardless of what program you are
talking about, or even what version of Windows you are talking about,
use Ctrl-A.
You would think.
In this newsreader (MesNews), if I press Ctrl-A while the message
window is active, then all the headers in the headers window get
selected.
That is, of course, pretty bizarre, IMO.
C
chrisv
Bob I said:Nah, Jack just doesn't know how to post a reply to the correct message in
the thread.
Jack is a lot smarter than either of you. Jack replied to: "Do NOT need to
highlight just get focus in the place you want and then Ctrl A"
You either have to click somewhere in the window, or you have to have your
folder options set for "Point to select" to get focus. (Clicking somewhere
in the window _is_ highlighting it.)
R
relic
chrisv said:Jack is a lot smarter than either of you. Jack replied to: "Do NOT need to
highlight just get focus in the place you want and then Ctrl A"
You either have to click somewhere in the window, or you have to have your
folder options set for "Point to select" to get focus. (Clicking somewhere
in the window _is_ highlighting it.)
IAWTP