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The toolbar includes a
Selection tool
With the selection tool, the mouse can draw a rectangle outlining the area you want to select. Selection rectangles are outlined in blue, to distinguish them from drawing rectangles, which are red. |
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If you click the mouse outside an existing selection, this normally cancels the original rectangle outline without affecting the contents, allowing you to select a different area. If you hold down the shift key while you click, this lets you extend or reduce the area outlined. |
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Selected areas can be Cut, shortcut ⌘ X, or Copied, shortcut ⌘ C, or Repeated, or Transformed, shortcut ⌘ T. You can also mark a rectangle to delete or insert a group of threads.
When you want to resume drawing, choose another drawing tool to cancel the selection tool.