There is no limit to how much text can be highlighted. Below is an example of how text can be highlighted. Once completed, all text from the beginning to the end should be highlighted. While holding the mouse button, drag the cursor to the end of the text and let go of the mouse button. Press and hold your primary mouse button (commonly the left button). To highlight text using your mouse, position your cursor at the beginning of the text you want to highlight.
How to highlight multiple e-mails, files, icons, or other objects.How to highlight an icon or another object.How to highlight text using your keyboard and mouse.How to highlight text using your keyboard.How to highlight using a touchpad on a laptop.How to highlight text using your mouse.Once ready, scroll down to Save (post) the announcement. Repeat this step for all files you'd like embedded in the Announcement.The highlighted portion of the text will be updated with the embedded link.Within the Course files folder, find and click on the name of the file.Select the dropdown arrow for the Links tool and choose Course Links.Highlight the words you'd like to link to the course files. If you don't want the actual course file name to appear in the Announcement to students, you can embed the file link within text.
The file name will now appear in the Rich Content Editor.If you have already uploaded the file to the Files tool, click on the Insert tab, hover over Document, and select Course Documents or click on the drop-down arrow next to the Documents icon and select Course Documents.If you'd like to allow students to search for these files in the Files tool, you will need to update the 'Uploaded Media' folder visibility setting or move the files out of this folder if the folder should remain restricted. By default, students can only access these files through the Announcement and not through the Files tool. *Please note that files uploaded from your device will be auto-uploaded to a 'Uploaded Media' restricted folder in your Files section. Repeat this step for all the attachments you'd like to make.You will not be able to click on the link to view or download until you save the page The file should show up in the rich-text editor.Select a usage right setting, then click the Submit button.Click Upload File and browse for the file or drag-and-drop your Syllabus file.Click the dropdown arrow next to the Document icon and select Upload Document.Place the cursor in the text box where you would like the attachment to appear.Click Announcements in the course toolbar.However, what you can do is add multiple downloadable files to the body of the announcement. Currently, only one attachment can be added to an announcement.
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