Try hitting an enter when the Trim Command prompts you for cutting edges...this will select all the objects in the display as a cutting edge and will save you from manually selecting them...perfect for the Lazy AutoCAD user (like me!)...incidentally - the same thing works for the Extend command (boundary edges).
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