There are several ways of doing so. You can drag across it. You can click at the start of the line. You can put the cursor at the start of the line and then press Shift - End.
This question does not make sense. One answer is that the Shift Key will not select a cell in a document.
You should press CTRL+A to select the entire document text.
I think you mean how to send a saved document. Right click on it and select 'send to', then select email recipients.
Create and save the document, press Ctrl+P , or select Print from the File menu, or select the print icon from the standard toolbar to print the document.
control+A
To 'cut' a piece of text means to select it and remove it from a document or file, usually with the intention of 'pasting' (inserting) it elsewhere.
Ctrl+A
It allows you to select sentences or images in a document. They can then be cut out of the document and pasted to a different location in the same document or a different document.
On top of screen go to Edit then Select All
In Word, right click on the picture, select "Save as," and give it a name and save it to the location of your choice. Then inside Photoshop, click on "Open" from the "File" menu, locate and select your file, then click on "Open."
It depends on where you are retrieving it from, but if the document is on your computer, go to "My documents" and select the document you want.
You can select the part of the text of the mail. Then right click to copy the content of mail. After that you can paste in the word document easily.