Blinking vertical line indicating where the next keystroke will add or delete text.
The blinking, vertical line on the screen. It marks where you are in a Word document.
The blinking vertical line in the Notepad document window which indicates where text will appear when you type. Also referred to as the cursor.
The point at which text may be entered, either in an infobase or in a dialog. Generally represented by a flashing vertical bar. Sometimes referred to as the cursor.
Typically a location in a text document shown as a blinking vertical bar where additional text or other data objects will be added.
A marker within the content of the computer screen that shows where the next letter or symbol entered will be placed.
A vertical blinking line on the screen that indicates where text and graphics will be inserted. The insertion point also indicates where an action will begin.
a flashing vertical bar that indicates where the information you type will appear
The blinking vertical bar that marks the location where text is entered in a document, a cell, or a dialog box. Also referred to as a cursor.
The flashing bar, also known as the cursor, that shows where text will appear.
The cursor, or blinking vertical line in the document window that indicates where any new text will appear.
A blinking vertical bar representing the spot in a document where actions are to be performed. It can placed by moving the I-beam to the point where changes are to be made, then clicking. See I-beam.
A vertical flashing line that shows the user where text will be inserted.
Flashing vertical line that shows where text can currently be entered.
a flashing vertical bar that appears at the point where the text is being entered.
The place where text and graphics may be entered, usually represented by a blinking vertical bar.
In AIX Common Desktop Environment, the point at which text is inserted when you type. It usually appears as a flashing vertical line or underline.
A vertical bar in the text that indicates the location where any newly typed text will appear, or any deletions will be made. Also called the text cursor.
interface: The place where what you type will next appear on screen, identified by a flashing vertical bar. You can move the insertion point by clicking somewhere else in the text; you can get rid of it by clicking outside the text area.
The point where the cursor is flashing. An insertion point is created by moving the mouse pointer over a document until it becomes an I-beam and then clicking the mouse button. The insertion point may be moved with the arrow keys but never beyond the last carriage return in the document.
The point at which data typed on the keyboard, or pasted from the clipboard or a file, appears on the screen. In text, a synonym for cursor.
The place where text will be inserted when typed. The insertion point usually appears as a flashing vertical bar in an applications window or in a dialog box.
The place in a document where text you type will be added; you set it by clicking at the spot where you want to make the insertion. The insertion point is marked with a vertical blinking bar.
a mark that blinks on the screen to show the place where text will be inserted
The blinking vertical line that indicates where the characters you type will appear on the screen.
cursor in an editfield where any text input is inserted. Appears as a flashing vertical bar, or a little black rectangle (moved with cursor movement keys). [Back to Alpha List
The blinking vertical line showing where text would start appearing if you started typing. JK
The place in a document where the next keystroke will add or delete text. It is represented by a blinking, vertical bar.
1. Bay of Pigs, Cuba. 2. the point at which text will be entered, as indicated by the cursor position.
The place, usually indicated by a blinking bar, where typed text or a dragged or pasted selection will appear. See also pointer.
Symbol that indicates where on the screen the next character that is typed will display. Depending on the program, the symbol may be a vertical bar, a rectangle, or an underline. 5.4
in word processing, the short flashing marker which indicates where your next typing will begin.
The place where text will be inserted when you type. The insertion point usually appears as a flashing vertical bar in the application's window or in a dialog box. The text you type will appear to the left of the insertion point, which is pushed to the right as you type.