Selecting all screen contents 13 Years, 1 Month ago
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Is there a way to select all screen contents (similar to the Windows Crtl-A) via a keyboard shortcut? Once selected, I can CTRL-Ins to copy it to the clipboard for use by another application. Thanks in advance!
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Re:Selecting all screen contents 13 Years, 1 Month ago
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This cannot be done with a keyboard shortcut, as most combinations of control, alt, and letter keys must be sent to the host. You *can* however do it with mouse clicks:
Double-click = select word
trible-click = select line
quad-click = select entire screen
Now that I say that, and I'm checking to make sure it works... The quad-click seems to have trouble. It *does* select the text, but it does not properly highlight it on the screen to indicate it has done so. I'll look into this more.
Brian
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