The phrase "arrow cursor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the pointer icon on a computer screen that resembles an arrow, typically used for selecting or interacting with items on the screen.
Example: "To navigate the menu, simply move the arrow cursor over the options and click to select."
Alternatives: "pointer icon" or "mouse pointer".
Workaround: tell Kermit to SET TERM ARROW CURSOR (or APPLICATION).
Instead, you're supposed to push against it in the direction you want the arrow cursor to move, much like the little red nubbin on I.B.M. laptop keyboards.
As on the current site a big yellow star replaces the arrow cursor, and links are surrounded by sparkles, concepts that are easier for young minds to grasp, Ms. Revelle said.
You may have to adjust the anchor points themselves this can be accomplished by clicking on them and dragging, or clicking on them and using the arrow cursors to nudge them in any direction.
Then this fat arrow-shaped cursor appears above it and makes an audible click.
Slides can include highlights, arrows and cursor clicks.
Response side (left or right), response coordinates (i.e. the horizontal and vertical pixel that the tip of the arrow-shaped cursor touched when the child clicked a mouse button), and interresponse times (IRTs) were the recorded dependent measures.
Percentage of all responses within the correct square, response side (left or right), response coordinates (i.e. the horizontal and vertical pixel that the tip of the arrow-shaped cursor touched when the child clicked a mouse button), and interresponse times (IRTs) were the recorded dependent variables.
A Green campaign poster with a cursor arrow pointing at a Facebook thumbs-up icon carried a whiff of desperation to keep up with the Pirates.
For example, the cursor (arrow) keypad on the VT100 terminal (or above) can be in one of two modes: cursor mode and application mode.
As the user presses the left and right arrow buttons, the cursor position (box around the selected letter) is incremented or decremented as appropriate to move the box.
