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What is the flashing line called in a word processing document?
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∙ 11y ago
You might mean the "Insertion point" or it can be called the cursor and also the I-bar.
This is a vertical line [ | ] the height of a capital letter that is just after (to the right of) the last character typed or just before (to the left of) a character that will be deleted with the Del key when writing a left to right language.
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What is a flashing line called in a word processing document?
It is called a cursor and also the insertion point.
What is a flashing line called in a word document?
It is called a cursor and also the insertion point.
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It's called a Coruscans Verbum Emisso Linea - Maverick
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I googled it to know myself and i found it was called an insertion point
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What is the flashing line called in a word processing?
You might mean the "Insertion point" or it can be called the cursor and also the I-bar. This is a vertical line [ | ] the height of a capital letter that is just after (to the right of) the last character typed or just before (to the left of) a character that will be deleted with the Del key when writing a left to right language.
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