User Guide

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To select an object or point using the Subselect tool, do one of the following:
Using the Subselect tool, click the object, path, or point. This selects only the
part you click, even if it is contained in a grouped object.
If you are using the Pointer tool, hold down Alt (Windows) or Option
(Macintosh) to temporarily use the Subselect tool, and then click the object,
path, or point.
If you are using a tool other than the Pointer tool, hold down Control+Alt
(Windows) or Command+Option (Macintosh) to temporarily use the
Subselect tool, and then click the object, path, or point.
To select an object using the Lasso tool:
Drag the Lasso tool to define a selection marquee around the object or points you
want to select.
To add an object to a selection:
Hold down Shift as you select an object or point.
To select all objects on the active page, do one of the following:
Choose Edit > Select > All.
Press Control+A (Windows) or Command+A (Macintosh).
To select all objects in a document, do one of the following:
Choose Edit > Select > All in Document.
Press Control+Shift+A (Windows) or Command+Shift+A (Macintosh).
To deselect all objects in a document:
Choose Edit > Select > None or press Tab.
To select all objects except the current selection:
Choose Edit > Select > Invert Selection.
To delete a selection without storing it on the Clipboard:
Choose Edit > Clear or press Delete.