Select Multiple Controls and the Dominant Control
You can select more than one control in three ways. When you select multiple controls, one of the controls becomes a reference for the rest and is called the dominant control.
| Selection method | Controls selected | Dominant control |
|---|---|---|
| SHIFT+CLICK | All controls in an invisible rectangle around the selected controls. | The first control that you select. |
| CTRL+CLICK | Individual controls, one at a time. | The last control that you select. |
| Select Objects pointer in Control Toolbox | All controls that fall within or touch a rectangle that you draw. | The control that is nearest to the mouse pointer when you begin to draw the rectangle. |
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