Its called underlined text
An upside-down underscore, "¯", is created by holding the "Alt" key and then pressing 0175 on the numpad.
Text that prints with an underscore below each character is typically referred to as "underlined text." This formatting is often used in word processing software or digital platforms to emphasize specific words or phrases. In HTML, for example, the <u> tag can be used to create underlined text. Additionally, in programming contexts, certain text editors or markdown languages might support underlining with specific syntax.
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UnderScore, _ for normal statement and for string ampersand "&" character is required e.g.1 form1.textarea1.text = _ val(text2.text) e.g.2 form1.textarea1.text = "this is m" & _ "y complete message"
A word boundary in a regular expression represents a position between a word character (such as a letter, digit, or underscore) and a non-word character (such as a space or punctuation). It is denoted by the meta-character "\b". Matching a word boundary allows you to search for patterns in text that are at the beginning or end of words.
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You can produce the underscore as a lone character, or series of characters, by holding <shift> and pressing the hyphen/dash key (the key just to the right of the zero key). But to create underscored characters, it is necessary to use a text/word processor program that supports underscored characters. In many programs, the method is to highlight the text string you wish to underline and then hit <control>u; or right-click the highlighted text and look for an underline option in the drop-down.
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The email program does not support it for text entry, but other programs such as Pages do. Each program does it differently.
That is a cursor - it tells you where text will be inserted if you type text.