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How to Make Multiple Text Selections in Google Docs #shorts - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Now. I could use this to select multiple instances of the phrase educational duct tape and make themMoreNow. I could use this to select multiple instances of the phrase educational duct tape and make them all be italicized. This feature should be active in all Google accounts.

Right-click the Highlighter tool and tick "Keep Tool Selected".

Ctrl+Shift+Left or Right arrow ? Extend selection one word left or right. Ctrl+Shift+Up or Down arrow ? Highlight everything to the beginning/end of the paragraph.

Keyboard shortcuts for Google Docs Common actionsText selection with keyboardSelect allCtrl + aSelect noneholding Ctrl + Alt, press u then aExtend selection one characterShift + Left/right arrow110 more rows

[TUTORIAL] How to HIGHLIGHT Specific or RECURRING Words in ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip The next method that you can highlight your current text in microsoft word is by using the findMoreThe next method that you can highlight your current text in microsoft word is by using the find option. And you can find this in the whole menu. And in the editing.

Locate the highlighter tool from the menu. It's in the same area as the bold/italic/underline section, to the text color changer's right. If you don't see it, it's hidden in the overflow menu; find it through the three-dotted button on the far right of the menu.

To do this, find the little "CTRL" box that appears after you have pasted your text. Then select "Merge Formatting" or "Keep Text Only" in order to remove the highlighting. Merge formatting keeps the original italics and formatting intact while removing the highlighting.

Fortunately, Word includes a shortcut you can use to highlight text: just select it and then press Alt+Ctrl+H. The selected text is then highlighted, as desired. WordTips is your source for cost-effective Microsoft Word training. (Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing software in the world.)