I'm currently editing a large document and I need to select several lines of
text. The trouble I have is that when the cursor goes to the bottom of the
screen, the scrolling is extremely fast and it's hard to control where the
selected text ends.

Is there a way to tame this behaviour?

Thank you for any advice.

Dear Ben,

Instead of using the scrolling try the following:

1) Click at the begining of your selection
2) Using the scroll bars, scroll to the end of your selection
3) By holding the SHIFT key, click there

Regards

George

Ο χÏ�ήστης "Ben K. Bullock" Î*γγÏ�αψε:

I'm currently editing a large document and I need to select several lines of
text. The trouble I have is that when the cursor goes to the bottom of the
screen, the scrolling is extremely fast and it's hard to control where the
selected text ends.

Is there a way to tame this behaviour?

Thank you for any advice.

"George" wrote in message
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Dear Ben,

Instead of using the scrolling try the following:

1) Click at the begining of your selection
2) Using the scroll bars, scroll to the end of your selection
3) By holding the SHIFT key, click there

Regards

George

Thank you George, that was a very nice tip. I've just tried it and it worked
very well indeed.

Ο χÏ�ήστης "Ben K. Bullock" Î*γγÏ�αψε:

I'm currently editing a large document and I need to select several lines
of
text. The trouble I have is that when the cursor goes to the bottom of
the
screen, the scrolling is extremely fast and it's hard to control where
the
selected text ends.

Is there a way to tame this behaviour?

Thank you for any advice.