- On the Objects toolbar, click Select Objects .
- Do one of the following:
- To select a single object, click it. When an object is selected, a selection rectangle appears around it.
- To select an object that is part of a group, first select the group, and then click the object you want.
- To select an object that is under other objects, first select the object on top, and then press the TAB key to cycle forward (or SHIFT+TAB to cycle backward) through the objects.
- To select an object that is under other objects that cannot be selected by pressing the TAB key, on the View menu, click Master Page, and then click the object.
- To select one object at a time, hold down SHIFT while you click to select each object.
- To select objects that are close together, click Select Objects on the Objects toolbar, click beside one object and then drag the selection rectangle over the rest of the objects.
- To select objects that are part of a group, select the group, and then hold down SHIFT while you click the objects you want.
- To select all of the objects on a page, on the Edit menu, click Select All.
Note To select objects from the Master Page, first press CTRL+M to switch to Master Page view.
- To deselect all of the objects, click anyplace but on the objects.
- To deselect one object at a time, hold down SHIFT and click the object.
If you are having difficulty selecting a specific object, click the arrow next to the Zoom box and select the percentage by which you want to magnify the view.