easy question... Selecting multiple components

From: Randall (randall_at_nospam.bytewise.com.au)
Date: 05/13/04

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    in Delphi 3, while in the designer, I could hold down the CTRL key while
    holding down the left mouse and select a number of components at once.
    In D6/7 that does not appear to work. I know that CTRL now has something
    to do with docking (or force no docking). How does one use the
    mouse/keyboard to select multiple components now?

    tia
    randall sell

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