A small shape on the screen that follows the movement of the mouse. On RCS, the mouse pointer may appear, for example, as an arrow, a cross, or an X, depending on its location on the workstation screen.
The mouse pointer is the arrow that shows up on the screen and is directed by the mouse. The mouse pointer often changes appearance depending on where it is positioned or what action you are taking.
The arrow-shaped cursor on the screen that follows the movement of the mouse as you roll the mouse on your desk. You use the mouse pointer to select items, choose commands, start applications, and word process in applications. The shape of the mouse pointer changes depending on the application and the task being executed.
an on screen element whose location changes as the user moves the mouse; commonly looks like an arrow.
The mouse pointer (also called just "pointer"), shows the mouse location on the screen. The pointer's shape depends on its location. On the desktop, the pointer is an X. On a window frame, the pointer is an arrow.
The, usually, arrow-shaped cursor on the screen that you control by guiding the mouse on your desk. You use the mouse pointer to select items, drag objects, choose commands, and start or exit programs. The shape of the mouse pointer depends on the task you are doing and its location on specialized areas of a slide or the program window.
a screen element that corresponds to the spot where you are rolling the mouse
the marking device that shows you where you are in a window., menu, or dialog box. It can be an arrow or a hand.
a small object on the screen which follows the movement of the mouse and indicates its current position. The mouse pointer appears as an arrow by default.
an icon, usually an arrow, that appears on your screen and is controlled by the mouse.
The arrow-shaped cursor on the screen that you control by guiding the mouse on your desk. You use the mouse to select and drag items, choose commands, and start or exit programs. The shape of the mouse pointer can change depending on the task being executed.
A symbol that represents mouse movement. When you move your mouse, the mouse pointer will move on the screen accordingly.
The little thing on the monitor screen that floats around when you move the mouse. The pointer changes into different images when different things are happening. When the computer is busy doing something you just told it to do, the mouse pointer may change into something animated while you wait before you can regain mouse control.
When using the mouse a floating arrow, called a mouse pointer, is used to indicated the location of the cursor.
In a graphical user interface like the Mac's, the arrow that appears on screen indicating where in a window an action will take place. Somtimes called a pointer. NO
A symbol on the screen (such as an arrow or hand) that follows the movement of the mouse as the user moves it.
n. An on-screen element whose location changes as the user moves the mouse. Depending on the location of the mouse pointer and the operation of the program with which it is working, the area of the screen where the mouse pointer appears serves as the target for an action when the user presses one of the mouse buttons. See also block cursor, cursor (definition 3).
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