Word 2007 - How to "select all"

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Robin

I need to change the formatting to Full Justified for an entire document. In
XP, I would "Select All" then click on the icon. I can't figure out how to
do this in Word 2007 in Vista. HELP!
 
The keyboard shortcut Ctrl+A still works.

So does the menu accelerator key combination, Alt+E,L

But perhaps what you are looking for is on the very right hand side of the
Home tab on the Ribbon - in the Editing Group there is a Select button. If
you click on it you will get a dropdown which includes Select All.
 
CTRL+A to Select All, then use the Justify button on the Home Tab of the
Ribbon (or key CTRL+J).

Word doesn't include a *Full Justify* - even in XP. It has to be "faked" and
applied one para at a time.
 
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