![]() ![]() Put the text cursor at the position where you want to end the selection, and choose Block|End Selection from the menu. It’s perfectly fine if some text becomes selected or deselected while you do this. Then use whichever way you want, such as the go to line command or a search to find the place where the selection should end. To select a very large block of text, first navigate to the position where the selection should start, and use Block|Begin Selection. Block|End Selection selects the text between the position where Begin Selection was used, and the current position of the text cursor. Block|Begin Selection marks the current position of the text cursor as the start of a new selection. Then scroll the text as needed, and Shift+click where the selection must end.ĮditPad Pro provides two commands with corresponding keyboard shortcuts to make it easy to select even larger blocks of text. To make a medium sized selection, click on the spot where you want to start it. ![]() If you Shift+clicked inside the selection, the selection will be reduced. If you Shift+clicked outside the selection, the text between the selection and the click spot will be added to the selection. If there was no selection yet, the text between the text cursor and the spot where you Shift+clicked will be selected. In EditPad Lite and Pro, you can expand a selection by keeping the Shift button depressed while clicking with the mouse. But this method is tedious if you want to select a very large piece of text. The easiest way to make a small selection is to click and drag with the mouse. ![]()
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