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In article <1992Sep7.094252.8691@vax.oxford.ac.uk> banks@vax.oxford.ac.uk writes:
>Various people have suggested command+option m or the cursor to the
>far left of the screen as the way to perform 'select all' in  Word 4.
>A word of warning, however: Microsoft have a very particular use of
>the word 'all', which *excludes* footnotes, page numbers and - I
                                  ^^^^^^^^^
Not True!  If you select text with footnote markers in it, copy, and
paste to another Word document, the footnotes are pasted with it.

>think - headers and footers (you have to open the windows for these
>and then use your preferred 'select all' command again).

  Also not true.  Headers, footers and page numbers are all part of the
section formatting.  As long as you get the "section Break" you will get
these too.

Now - if your intent is to copy and paste into a plain text file - or
some other application, your assertions may be true - I haven't tried
this!

My 2 cents
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