The only way I know of to do this is to use the arrow keys in
conjunction with the shift key to highlight what you want to copy or
move and I ask the question again, why don't word processors or text
editors have a start and end marker function to make it easier to
manipulate blocks of text like they used to have in the "good old days".
On 01/06/2006, at 1:05 AM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
Sorry, I have the feeling there's a glaringly obvious answer to
this I should have been abel to find but I haven't found it. Is
there a way to mark blocks of text in text edit and move or copy or
delete them? I'm trying to break up a huge text file of the spanish
Reina Valera Bible into books and hilighting line by line is
obviously way too slow!!!
Also is there a text edit tutorial of some kind where I could learn
such things?
Tia.
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