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How To Copy The Entire Line In Notepad. In vim i would do this with esc. Enter your keyword, and tick 'bookmark line'. Tick the option bookmark line and, may be, the purge for each search option. Is there a shortcut for notepad++ that highlights the current line, regardless of where the cursor is? Switch the current line position with the previous line position. Select the regular expression search mode. And if you click it a second time it. Ctrl+f to bring up the search box, then go to the mark tab. In the new notepad app in windows 11, this is really the only quick method, there is no other working shortcut. Select the first line of the text. Ctrl + shift + down. Type the regex ;0$, in the find what line. It would be nice to be able to put the cursor on a line, and without selecting anything, press ctrl + c and be able to copy the whole line. Ctrl + shift + up. Now you have a bunch of lines with a blue dot in the left border.

Select the first line of the text. Enter your keyword, and tick 'bookmark line'. Now you have a bunch of lines with a blue dot in the left border. And if you click it a second time it. Microsoft onenote has a handy shortcut (ctrl+a) that i use all the time to select an entire line. Tick the option bookmark line and, may be, the purge for each search option. Switch the current line position with the previous line position. In vim i would do this with esc. Is there a shortcut for notepad++ that highlights the current line, regardless of where the cursor is? In the new notepad app in windows 11, this is really the only quick method, there is no other working shortcut.

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How To Copy The Entire Line In Notepad In the new notepad app in windows 11, this is really the only quick method, there is no other working shortcut. Type the regex ;0$, in the find what line. Select the regular expression search mode. Now you have a bunch of lines with a blue dot in the left border. In the new notepad app in windows 11, this is really the only quick method, there is no other working shortcut. In vim i would do this with esc. It would be nice to be able to put the cursor on a line, and without selecting anything, press ctrl + c and be able to copy the whole line. Tick the option bookmark line and, may be, the purge for each search option. Is there a shortcut for notepad++ that highlights the current line, regardless of where the cursor is? Ctrl+f to bring up the search box, then go to the mark tab. Enter your keyword, and tick 'bookmark line'. Switch the current line position with the previous line position. Microsoft onenote has a handy shortcut (ctrl+a) that i use all the time to select an entire line. Ctrl + shift + up. And if you click it a second time it. Select the first line of the text.