Hi, any shotcut button to assign the highlight funtion?

By default, the Style One Token / Style All Occurrences of Token commands do not have keyboard shortcuts.

But if you use Settings > Shortcut Mapper, set Filter = style, you can choose any of them and use Modify to set a keyboard shortcut for that token-highlight style.

(In case it’s not clear: Style all using Nth style in that dialog corresponds to Search > Style All Occurrences of Token > Using Nth Style [or the right-click context menu equivalent]; Style one using Nth style corresponds to Search > Style One Token > Using Nth Style [or the right-click context menu equivalent]. And for further clarification: the Search > Mark All that @Alan-Kilborn mentioned 6 years ago is the same as what’s now known as Search > Style All Occurrences of Token)

Hi, any shotcut button to assign the highlight funtion?

Settings -> Style Configurator

Global Styles -> Current Line Background
Change the Background Color.
In my case I turned it to a dark blue.

step-1 :- Select the required text.

step-2 :- Right click to display the context menu

step-3 :- Choose Style token and select any of the five choices available ( Styles from Using 1st style to using 5th style ). Each is different colors. if you want yellow color choose using 3rd style.

–> If you want to create your own style you can use style configurator under Setting menu…

Except for the context menu part, that’s the same thing I said. I rarely use the feature, so I forget it is also on the context menu.

1)Select the required text.
2)Right click to display the context menu
3)Choose Style token and select any of the five choices available ( styles from Using 1st style to using 5th style). Each is of different colors.If you want yellow color choose using 3rd style.

In addition to @Meta-Chuh 's suggestions, how about Search > Mark All > ... which will work on preselected text?
There you’ll find FIVE different colors for your pleasure. And by using Search > Jump Down > … you can easily come back later. (Also Jump Up).

if you like to highlight words or sections temporarily, go to the menu search > mark, enter a text to highlight, and press mark.

if you have about the same repeating keywords every time, you can create a user defined language at the menu language > define your language > create new.
there you can set your desired keywords at the keywords list, where you have 8 groups available, where each can have different font and colour settings.

best regards.