Clicking on a selected anchor point with the Direct Selection tool will select that point and deselect others. Shift -click (or click -drag) with the Direct Selection tool to select multiple anchor points. Selecting Anchor Points along a Path - Click on an anchor point to select it (if anchor points aren’t visible on a path, clicking on the location of an anchor point will select that anchor point without having to select the path first (useful when selecting the corner point of a rectangle for example). Note: use the Select option in the Options bar to toggle between selecting paths on the Active Layers (those that are targeted on the Layers panel) or on All Layers. Shift -click on a selected path to remove it from the selection.
Selecting Multiple Paths - Shift click (or click -drag) with the Path Selection tool to select multiple paths. With the Direct Selection tool selected, instead of switching to the Path Selection tool, hold Option (Mac) | Alt (Win) and click on a path to select the entire path. To select segments of a path (anchor points, direction lines etc.), use the Direct Selection tool.
The Path Selection and Direct Selection Tools - To select an entire path, use the Path Selection tool. Here are 15 of my favorite shortcuts that make working with Paths and the Pen Tool easier in Photoshop.
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