I cannot use the mouse as I am visually impaired so I memorize keyboard
shortcuts witch can often, to me, be faster then moving your hand back and
forth between the keyboard and mouse.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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D'oh! I enter text with the keyboard and edit with the mouse, so I just
wasn't thinking!

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"TAP" wrote in message
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Thank you for responding, but I was looking for a keyboard shortcut
without
using the mouse with the clicks, I know how to do that. I did find out
the
F8 is the key to use in doing all 3 that I needed to find out about.
Unfortunately, I'm still trying to turn on the select mode once it's
turned
on. Thanks again for responding !

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Double-click to select a word, Ctrl+click to select a sentence (more or
less). Triple-click (or double-click in the left margin) to select a
paragraph. All these shortcuts are listed in Word's Help under
"Keyboard
shortcuts."

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Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"TAP" wrote in message
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I've looked everywhere and found all sorts of keyboard shortcuts. I
can't
find 3, they a selecting current word, selecting current sentence,
and
selecting paragraph. Can anyone out there help me. TAP