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How do you multi highlight?
Click the first file or folder you want to select.
Hold down the Shift key, select the last file or folder, and then let go of the Shift key.
Now hold down the Ctrl key and click any other file(s) or folder(s) you would like to add to those already selected.
How do you highlight words on Google Chrome?
On your computer, open a webpage in Chrome.
Highlight a word, phrase, or image.
Right-click it on your computer. Hold Ctrl and click if you're on a Mac.
Click the option to search for it with your default search engine.
How do I select multiple items in Chrome?
Select multiple tabs in Chrome While you can drag and drop each tab individually to the new position or window, you may also use a handy shortcut to speed things up significantly. All you have to do is hold down the Ctrl-key before you start to select the tabs that you want to move or run other operations on.
How do you search for multiple words on a Web page?
Quickly hitting the 'F' key twice.
F2.
CTRL+ALT+F.
CTRL+SHIFT+F.
How do I highlight in Google Chrome?
Simply select text, then right click it to select the “Highlight” option. Alternatively, use the default keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl+Shift+H'.
Can I highlight text on a Web page?
Mark kit is a web tool for highlighting text in pages online. To use it you do not have to download or install anything, simply drag and drop the yellow pen bookmarklet from the site onto your browser toolbar, and whenever you want to highlight a text click it. ... Highlight text on a web page.
How do you highlight text?
If you want to highlight a whole line of text, move your cursor to the start of the line, hold the Shift key, and then press the down arrow. You may also use the shortcut key combination Shift+End. Tip: If you want to highlight all text, press the shortcut key Ctrl+A.
How do I highlight in Firefox?
Clicking on the arrow flag will scroll the page to the highlighted text. Double-clicking on the arrow flag will remove the highlight. You can also use keyboard shortcut to highlight the selection or jump to the highlighted text.
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