Difference between revisions of "Hotkeys/Selecting"

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| Ctrl+Shift+Num* || Selects the entire {{defined|line}}. If hit repeatedly, adds more {{defined|lines}} into the selection.
 
| Ctrl+Shift+Num* || Selects the entire {{defined|line}}. If hit repeatedly, adds more {{defined|lines}} into the selection.
 
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| Ctrl+Num\ || Selects the entire {{defined|paragraph}}. If hit repeatedly, crawls down the {{defined|paragraphs}}.
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| Ctrl+Num/ || Selects the entire {{defined|paragraph}}. If hit repeatedly, crawls down the {{defined|paragraphs}}.
 
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| Ctrl+Shift+Num\ || Selects the entire {{defined|paragraph}}. If hit repeatedly, adds more {{defined|paragraphs}} into the selection.
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| Ctrl+Shift+Num/ || Selects the entire {{defined|paragraph}}. If hit repeatedly, adds more {{defined|paragraphs}} into the selection.
 
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Latest revision as of 16:05, 17 January 2014

This section is up to date for TED Notepad version 6.3.1.0.
Ctrl+A Selects entire text of the document.
Ctrl+Num* Selects the entire line. If hit repeatedly, crawls down the lines.
Ctrl+Shift+Num* Selects the entire line. If hit repeatedly, adds more lines into the selection.
Ctrl+Num/ Selects the entire paragraph. If hit repeatedly, crawls down the paragraphs.
Ctrl+Shift+Num/ Selects the entire paragraph. If hit repeatedly, adds more paragraphs into the selection.
   
Ctrl+D Selects a word that begins or continues to the right from the caret. If no word is there, selects all white-spaces or a single character otherwise.
Ctrl+Shift+D Adds next word that begins or continues to the right from the caret (as described above) to the selection.