[cyclonmaster]

When I'm still a student, I saw my Lecturer doing some trick highlighting a text with some combination button. What I'm asking is how do you hightling the end of the text in a row? As example I want to hightlight a red text below:

This is my text this text I want to Hightlight
This is my text this text I want to Hightlight
This is my text this text I want to Hightlight
This is my text this text I want to Hightlight
This is my text this text I want to Hightlight
This is my text this text I want to Hightlight
This is my text this text I want to Hightlight

Any suggestion? Thanks.

 

[Proto]

shift+ctrl+end?

 

[DarkSamus]

Nice trick Proto, :thumb:

I seriously need to learn all these tricks and what they all do!

I know and use about 6-7 keyboard shortcuts at most at present

 

[cyclonmaster]

Thanks for reply. But it end up like this.

 

[Matis]

Shift+Home/Shift+End highlights the line you are at, starting from where the cursor is and going left or right, depending on the key combination. Still probably not what you seek, though.

 

[KrossX]

Which program was he using?

 

[cyclonmaster]

Just a simple notepad.

 

[KrossX]

Just a notepad, although no simple notepad:



#EDIT: Notepad++ is awesome. If you don't have it already, go get it.

 

[cyclonmaster]

Looks good. What button you use in Notepad++ to do that?

 

[KrossX]

No button, just double click one (select one) and the others will be highlighted.