To select and highlight text, you can use the keyboard command Ctrl + A (or Command + A on Mac) to select all text in a document or field. To select specific text, click and drag your mouse over the desired text, or hold the Shift key while using the arrow keys to highlight text character by character or line by line.
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To take a full screenshot, use the following command: Command + Shift + 3 To select a partial screenshot, use the following command: Command + Shift + 4 (highlight a section to take a partial screenshot after doing this keyboard command)
Command A = Select All
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To select all photos in Lightroom, you can press CtrlA (Windows) or CommandA (Mac) on your keyboard. This will highlight all the photos in your library.
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To superscript text on a MacBook Air, you can use the keyboard shortcut by selecting the text you want to superscript and then pressing Command + Shift + + (the plus key). Alternatively, in applications like Pages or Microsoft Word, you can highlight the text, go to the Format menu, select Font, and then choose "Baseline" to select "Superscript."
The same way you do on Windows. You drag your cursor to the start point, click, and drag it to the end point. If you want to highlight/select all, simply press Command+A.
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