Left mouse click on the first to highlight, shift left mouse click on the last, all inbetween are selected.

Jeff

Right, but how do I get there? Jerry Schwartz

Slide bar at the bottom is one way.

Jeff

Most of us editors use mice that have fast scroll wheels for this. But you do have to click on the slide bar FIRST. Then the end is a matter of scrolling to the last image. Win 10, i7

Several ways to get to the end that could be beneficial depending on your edit flow and desire.
1) Use "Storyboard" view, pics are easy to see and selected begin to end, does not affect current timeline zoom
2) Hold left mouse click in the time code area of timeline and drag left or right to compress/expand timeline
3) Right click in time code area and use "View Entire Move" to compress timeline to see the end
4) Use the horizontal slider at the bottom to move to end of timeline
5) Use the timeline zoom slider in the lower left of the screen to compress/expand timeline
6) other ways too I'm sure

I often use the "Storyboard" view or the horizontal slider at the bottom as they don't change my timeline zoom ratio which I often hate being modified. What to me always appeared obvious was a to select the first pic, and then "Page Down" for movie mode and then "End" to go to the end of the movie but this does not work as the first clicked pic looses highlight when movie mode is entered.

Jeff