With multiple images selected- Hold down the key and click one photo border to Un-select it. Hold down the key and select multiple 'random' photos as you click on random chosen photo borders.Ĭlick on one border, then hold down and click on another border to select all images between the first and last. The selection of photos in the library grid using the mouse works exactly the same as selection files in the operating system- with the proviso - that you are clicking the mouse cursor on the Border area (and NOT the image within the border)Ĭlick on one border- selects that ONE image, de-selecting all others. Changing the default behavior is useful when you work with line drawings and often need to select objects that appear beneath other objects.Behave like every other piece of software out there However, you can change this default behavior so that you can select unfilled objects only by clicking on their outlines. By default, all objects are treated as filled so that you can select any unfilled object by clicking on its outline or the area surrounded by the outline. Usually, you select objects by using the Pick tool. You can add objects to a selection group. You can also select and zoom into all objects in a selection group at the same time.
When you press the number associated with a selection group, all objects in this group are selected. Selection groups are associated with numbers from 0 to 9 and are saved with the document. You can create selection groups that let you select specific objects simultaneously without grouping them. Marquee selecting objects using a rectangular selection area (top) and a selection area of irregular shape (bottom)
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