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Another very handy trick is to first highlight the entire message you're about to send (press Ctrl-A), then copy it (press Ctrl-C) so that if Google does eat your time-consuming message, you can still repaste it (by pressing Ctrl-V) into the commentbox again or by saving it in a file for a later attempt.
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Press Ctrl-A to see something which was not in the orginal picture.
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To select a word, double-click it; to select an entire paragraph, triple-click; to select a single line, click once to the left of the line; and to select the entire document, press Ctrl-A.
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Press Ctrl-A to see something which was not in the orginal picture.
2006 » October 2006
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If needed, you could jump directly to the other half of the screen by pressing Ctrl-A.
The Apple II History, by Steven Weyhrich : Languages, Continued 1992
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Select all the tracks in the playlist with Ctrl-A, drag it into a Word document or an e-mail, and voila - backup made.
Wired Top Stories Duncan Geere 2011
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Ctrl-A (the Select All command) or an errant brush of a laptop's touchpad, followed by additional typing.
PCWorld 2010
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Ctrl-A (the Select All command) or an errant brush of a laptop's touchpad, followed by additional typing.
PCWorld 2010
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Ctrl-A and Ctrl-C to select the whole image and to copy it to the clipboard.
PCWorld 2010
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Do Ctrl-A, then Ctrl-C to copy your artwork to the clipboard ... then, in Olympus Master, do Ctrl-V to paste it over the image you brought in from the camera.
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