The computer cursor is the little arrow (or whatever you have set it as) that moves about the screen when you move your mouse, or finger on a trackpad. You use it to click things, drag things around, highlight words, and things to that effect. When the cursor looks like an animated glove, the item your cursor is hovering over may be clicked on for something to happen. If the computer is loading, it may appear as an hourglass, or on a mac, a "colorful spinning wheel of death." A computer cursor can also take the shape of a sword or armored glove depending on what game or application you are using. This isn't the exact denotation, but close enough XD.
A visual representation of the movements your mouse makes on the computer.
mouse cursor is a indicater. which minu and radio button click there, they will be expended there. if u click highlight places. u will find there more information.
The mouse or the touch-pad controls the cursor.
A blinking object to indicate where to type is called a cursor. The mouse pointer is also called a cursor.
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Cursor means or should i say a cursor is a moving icon on a computer screen it is the object that moves when you move the mouse
At the location of the cursor on a computer's screen.
Its ugly
the pointer on the computer screen is called "cursor"
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When you get your computer your cursor should be normal but if its not its not right. [Ej Chapman wrote this answer.]
The mouse or the touch-pad controls the cursor.
A blinking object to indicate where to type is called a cursor. The mouse pointer is also called a cursor.
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A Curser, Maybe .. ?
Start, control panel, mopuse and from there :)
You can always see your cursor in guildwars unless there is a virus or bug in your computer.
well you can buy them but it is hard to find. if you have a new computer you can change it. I know mine has a horse so check them out (other person) If you download the completely free, no spyware, no adware, smiley central, you automatically get cursor mania. You can can get all kinds of cursor's there.