To select everything to the right of the edit cursor you:

To select everything to the right of the edit cursor you:

• A. Command Shift Return (Mac) or Windows Shift Return
• B. Ctrl Shift Return (Mac) or Alt Shift Enter (Windows)
• C. Option Command Shift Return (Mac) or Ctrl Alt Shift Enter (Windows)
• D. Option Shift Return (Mac) or Ctrl Shift Enter (Windows)

Answer: (D)

To grab everything to the right of the edit cursor, you need a shortcut that starts the selection at the cursor and extends it to the end of the timeline. The correct key combo does exactly that: on Mac, Option (Alt) plus Shift plus Return, and on Windows, Ctrl plus Shift plus Enter. The Option/Ctrl modifier is what targets the area to the right of the cursor, while Shift extends the existing selection to reach the end, and Return/Enter completes the action as the command trigger. Other options miss one or more of these modifiers, so they don’t perform the precise “from cursor to end” selection.

To grab everything to the right of the edit cursor, you need a shortcut that starts the selection at the cursor and extends it to the end of the timeline. The correct key combo does exactly that: on Mac, Option (Alt) plus Shift plus Return, and on Windows, Ctrl plus Shift plus Enter. The Option/Ctrl modifier is what targets the area to the right of the cursor, while Shift extends the existing selection to reach the end, and Return/Enter completes the action as the command trigger.

Other options miss one or more of these modifiers, so they don’t perform the precise “from cursor to end” selection.