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Selection bar in Microsoft word is the black space outside the document. Single-clicking will bring you to the paragraph your cursor is on. Double-clicking will highlight the paragraph. Triple-clicking will select the entire document.
True. Double-clicking a word selects the entire word. Triple clicking select the whole line, paragraph, or entry.
Double clicking on the word is the quickest way. You can also drag across it with the mouse button held. You could put the cursor at either end of it and while pressing the Shift key, press the left or right arrow, as appropriate, which will select one letter at a time. If you use Shift and the arrow keys while also pressing the Ctrl key, it will select one word at a time. So you have lots of choices as to how to select a word.
I use "deselect" in my technical manuals to indicate that the user should select something else or nothing at all.ExampleOn the desktop of many operating systems (Linux, Windows, Mac...) you can select an item with a single click and you deselect by clicking where there is no item (an 'empty' part of the desktop.
"Once" means a single time. He visited the zoo, but he only went there once.
Some different methods of selecting and highlighting text include clicking and dragging with a mouse, double-clicking to select a word, triple-clicking to select a paragraph, or using keyboard shortcuts such as Shift + arrow keys to expand the selection. Additionally, some programs may have tools for selecting text based on formatting or content criteria.
Select the word, e.g. by double clicking it.Cut the selection to the clipboard by pressing control-X, clicking the cut button on the toolbar, or selecting cut from the Edit menu.Move the insertion point to the place you want to move the word, e.g. by clicking there.Paste, by pressing control-V, clicking the paste button on the toolbar, or selecting paste from the Edit menu.You can also move several words, part of a word, a whole sentence or paragraph or any amount of text, the same way.
Select the word, e.g. by double clicking it.Copy the selection to the clipboard by pressing control-C, clicking the copy button on the toolbar, or selecting copy from the Edit menu.Move the insertion point to the place you want to copy the word, e.g. by clicking there.Paste, by pressing control-V, clicking the paste button on the toolbar, or selecting paste from the Edit menu.You can also copy several words, part of a word, a whole sentence or paragraph or any amount of text, the same way.
Strengths.
the boy was clicking his pen the clicking noise was bothersome i was clicking a pen
Try looking in your list of programs by clicking start. If you do not find Microsoft Word there, then click start, go to search, on your left select search files and folders, then in keyword, type in Microsoft Word. It should come up :]
My teacher told me to stop clicking my pen.