Kokomojo said:
When one right-clicks on the Word 2007 Status Bar, there is
"Selection Mode" in the list of options. What does this do?
Also, what happened to the EXT (Extend Selection) that as in Word
2003?
Thanks!
When the "Selection Mode" item is checked in the status bar menu, the words
"Extend Selection" will appear in the status bar whenever extended selection
mode is active. If that item isn't checked, there isn't any visible
indication of the selection mode.
As in previous versions, you can turn on extended selection mode by pressing
F8. After the first press, using the arrow keys or pressing any letter,
digit, or punctuation will extend the selection. Pressing F8 repeatedly
extends it to the current word, sentence, paragraph, section, and document.
Pressing ESC or clicking the words "Extend Selection" in the status bar
turns extended selection mode off.
The main difference from Word 2003 is that, unlike the EXT, the words
"Extend Selection" don't appear when extended selection mode is turned off,
so you can't turn it on by double-clicking in the status bar.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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