In the context of Windows operating systems, "ferramentas de seleção" or "selection tools" generally refer to utilities and functions that allow users to select files, folders, or text within various applications. While the term "selection tools" is more commonly associated with graphic design or photo editing software, Windows does have several built-in features and commands that can be considered selection tools in a broader sense. These include file selection in File Explorer, text selection in Command Prompt or PowerShell, and GUI-based selection in applications like Microsoft Word or Excel.

Examples:

1. Selecting Files in File Explorer:

   • To select multiple files in File Explorer, you can use the Shift and Ctrl keys:
     • Shift: Click on the first file, hold down the Shift key, and click on the last file to select a contiguous range of files.
     • Ctrl: Hold down the Ctrl key and click on individual files to select non-contiguous files.

2. Selecting Text in Command Prompt:

   • You can select text in the Command Prompt by right-clicking on the window and choosing "Mark." Then, use the mouse to highlight the text you want to copy. Press Enter to copy the selected text to the clipboard.

3. Selecting Text in PowerShell:

   • Similar to Command Prompt, you can select text in PowerShell by right-clicking and choosing "Mark." Use the mouse to select the desired text and press Enter to copy it.

4. Using PowerShell for Advanced Selection:

   • PowerShell provides advanced capabilities for selecting and manipulating data. For example, you can use the Select-Object cmdlet to select specific properties of an object:

     Get-Process | Select-Object -Property Name, Id, CPU

   • This command retrieves a list of running processes and selects only the Name, Id, and CPU properties.

5. Batch File Selection with Command Prompt:

   • You can use the DIR command with options to select files based on specific criteria. For example, to list all .txt files in a directory:

     DIR *.txt

   • Combine with FOR to perform actions on selected files:

     FOR %f IN (*.txt) DO echo %f

While Windows does not have a direct equivalent to graphic design selection tools, these examples demonstrate how selection can be performed in various contexts within the Windows environment.