Cursor (3002 bytes)
1: A '''cursor''' is a movable marker that indicates a position....
3: [[Image:Slide_rule_cursor.jpg|thumb|Slide rule cursor]]
5: ... If the scales are separated by any distance, the cursor is used to accurately line them up or read values...
7: On a [[typewriter]], the '''cursor''' indicates the position at which the next key t...
9: In [[database]] packages, '''cursor''' refers to a control structure for the travers...

Cursor Mundi (1010 bytes)
1: '''Cursor Mundi''', meaning "runner of the world", is the n...
5: ''Cursor Mundi'' interpolates material from hagiographic s...

Focus (computing) (958 bytes)
3: .... Moving the mouse will typically move the mouse cursor without changing the focus. The focus can usuall...
5: ...ch will also normally be moveable using the mouse cursor.

Tooltip (645 bytes)
1: ...s the wikipedia logo on the upper left. Hover the cursor over it for several seconds and "Main Page" will ...

ANSI escape code (4398 bytes)
8: ...>''n''A || Moves the cursor up ''n'' rows. If the cursor is already at the top of the screen, this has no ...
10: ...'n''B || Moves the cursor down ''n'' rows. If the cursor is already at the bottom of the screen, this has ...
12: ...n''C || Moves the cursor right ''n'' rows. If the cursor is already at the edge of the screen, this has no...
14: ...'n''D || Moves the cursor left ''n'' rows. If the cursor is already at the edge of the screen, this has no...
16: | ESC <nowiki>[</nowiki>''n'';''m''f || Moves the cursor to row ''n'', column ''m''. If ''n'' is not give...

Automan (705 bytes)
1: ...h could defy the laws of [[physics]]. Automan and Cursor were only able to become corporeal at night, due ...

MediaTransparency (193 bytes)
4: *[http://www.mediatransparency.org/ Cursor's Media Transparency]

Buffer gap (1998 bytes)
3: ... between them for inserting new text. Moving the cursor involves copying text from one side of the gap to...
18: User moves cursor after "out":

Refreshable Braille display (1408 bytes)
3: ...ve a switch associated with each cell to move the cursor to that cell directly.

Footmouse (256 bytes)
1: ...se]] that gives the users the ability to move the cursor and click the buttons with their feet.

Cream-coloured Courser (2404 bytes)
11: <tr><td>{{Genus}}:</td><td>''Cursorius'' </td></tr>
12: <tr><td>{{Species}}:</td><td>''cursor''</td></tr>
15: <tr><td align="center">''Cursorius cursor''<br><small>([[John Latham|Latham]], [[1787]])</s...
17: The ''' Cream-coloured Courser''', ''Cursorius cursor'', is a [[wader]] in the [[pratincole]] and [[cou...

College of Antiquaries (300 bytes)
1: The '''College of Antiquities''' was a pre-cursor organisation to the [[Society of Antiquaries of L...

Click (405 bytes)
4: ...trackball]], without (significantly) moving the [[cursor]]. (See also '''[[point and click]]'''.)

ANSI.SYS (2772 bytes)
9: ... screen, or enabled software programs to move the cursor up or down lines, enabled blinking text, and simi...
22: ... elaborate than [[ASCII art]], and to control the cursor in ways that were used in a number of [[online ga...

Pointer (disambiguation) (412 bytes)
4: * '''[[cursor]]''' &mdash; the icon on a computer screen that t...

Line editor (1789 bytes)
2: ...d]]), so there was no screen and no way to move a cursor around a document.
5: Instead of a cursor to move around and use to select portions of the ...

Caret (412 bytes)
5: ...t insertion point indicator'' (whereas the word [[cursor]] is reserved for ''[[computer mouse|mouse]] poin...

Mouse keys (536 bytes)
1: ...[[Computer keyboard|keyboard]] will control the [[cursor]]. Often, the [[numeric keypad]] is used for this...

Backspace (1930 bytes)
1: ...kwards, and in modern computer displays moves the cursor one position backwards and deletes the preceding ...
5: ...ckspace code mapped to the function of moving the cursor backwards and deleting the preceding character wo...

XBM (1932 bytes)
1: ...y the [[X Window System]] and is used for storing cursor and [[icon]] [[bitmap]]s that are used in the X G...
15: ...pped cursors to define where the "pointer" of the cursor is, generally at 0,0.

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