Tired of selecting files one-by-one on your Mac? There's a better way! Mastering multiple file selection can save you time and boost your productivity. Here are a few tricks to unleash your inner Mac power user:
* **The Classic Click & Drag:** Click and drag your mouse over the files you want to select. A blue box will appear, selecting everything within its boundaries. Perfect for adjacent files!
* **The Command Key Combo:** Hold down the Command (⌘) key and click on each individual file you want to select. This allows you to pick and choose files scattered across a folder.
* **The Shift Key Shortcut:** Select the first file, then hold down the Shift key and click the last file in a sequence. This selects all files between the first and last click.
* **Invert Your Selection:** Need to select *almost* everything? Select what you *don't* need, then go to Edit > Invert Selection. Boom! All the other files are now selected.
With these simple techniques, you'll be a multiple file selection master in no time! Happy Mac-ing!
