one command to edit multiple instances mtext

[Anonymous]

In the past, I've been able to type ED in the command line and thus was able to edit multiple instances of mtext. Now if I type ED and click on an instance of mtext, as soon as I'm done editing and I click out of the editor, the editor closes and I have to either double-click or type ED again to go to edit the next instance. Why? Is there a new command or something that I can use so that I don't have to double-click every instance of mtext I have?

Just in case the above wasn't clear: let's say I have a line of equipment and each piece has its own lines of mtext. I need to go in and change the mtext for each equipment piece. I don't want to have to double-click on each instance of mtext. Is there a command I can use to jump from mtext to mtext without having to double-click (or type ED) for each one?

[jordanlatta]

@ClaudioSattler 

This should be marked as the solution.

[Kent1Cooper]

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@jordanlatta wrote:

@ClaudioSattler 
This should be marked as the solution.

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Since their suggestion was the FIND command, that could be the solution if the OP wants to change the same text to the same replacement text in all the Mtext objects involved.  But I don't think that can be assumed, from the original description.