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To select an entire document select the Edit menu and then choose Select All?

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Exactly or you can use shortcut CTRL + A.

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Had select and have select?
haha what kind of queston is that
What are three ways to select an entire document?
Triple-click in the left margin. hold down ctrl, and click one time in the left margin. Choose select all the from the edit menu.
How do you select an entire document?
Ctrl+A
How can you select the text of the entire document?
You could either regularly like, highlight it with your mouse, or you can go to Edit, select all. another way is also to press ctrl + A , this last method works in a lot of other places.
What do you do to select an entire paragraph?
repeatedly click the paragraph (in the middle) until it highlights all of it. it usually takes 4-5 times. it should actually only take a triple click.