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Selection tool for rounds

What "create selection" do I pick to get rounds on the inner rectangle only, as shown? I'm been messing around with this for a while, and am still picking one edge at a time. Thanks.







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The quickest way is to just do a cross selection from the front:
Box selecting around each corner from a top view would also work (to avoid having to be "precise" with your selection and rotate the view for each edge).
I agree with @S1mon, the "selection fillet" is the best option when you have a large number of edges although it does take a number of clicks and some practice to setup so only really worth it when there are quite a few edges to pick.