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#Where is select all in word for mac pro#
#Where is select all in word for mac mac#

On Mac and Windows, the Select All function is simple and very effective – you hit two keys and the entire page is copied. As of right now, this is the ONLY way to select large portions of text inside iOS.

#Where is select all in word for mac pro#

PRO TIP This Select All Method is Annoying – Is There A Better Way? If you want to select A LOT of text, say an entire email, and it is a rather long one, you can simply select a single word by long pressing on it and then drag your finger down the entire screen – this will copy everything in one foul swoop, saving you time by not having to mess around with the highlighter tool. I don’t even think about it anymore I just see something I want to copy and before I know it I’m pasting it someplace else. I know, I know – it looks fairly long-winded written down like that but once you have it logged in your muscle memory it will become like second nature. So, to recap: to SELECT ALL on iPhone, long press on a word > when the highlighter tool appears, drag it over the text you want to copy > then press COPY > open the app you want to paste it into > long press in a text input area > select PASTE As long as there is a text input section, you can copy and then paste text into it.

This will paste the copied text into that area you can use this anywhere inside iOS – from Safari to inside Mail and Messages.

Once you’ve selected the portion of text you wish to copy, you simply tap COPY and then, inside the app you want to copy it into, long press on the screen in the general area of where you want the text to appear and press PASTE.

You will then be able to move the pointers around to select how much or how little of the text you want to select.

Essentially, what you want to do is press down on a single word in the section of text that you want to select.

If you’re brand new to iPhone, this little hack will save you a lot of headaches. Here’s how you select all on iPhone (and iPad and iPod). It is simple enough though once you know what you’re doing. On iPhone, you don’t have a physical keyboard, so it gets a little tricker. On Mac, it’s simple: to select all on a Mac, just use COMMAND + A – this will highlight everything on a page or inside a specified section.

Whether you’re dealing with text messages, WhatsApp, emails, or web pages, having the ability to select all – meaning, highlight and copy an entire block of text – is super useful.