The status bar also displays information about the text that is visible on the screen. We have a clean screen in front of us for text. Our cursor or insertion point is represented by a flashing , vertical line , and the mouse pointer is represented by an I-beam . When you move your mouse pointer outside of your typing area, it becomes an arrow . For example, if you moved it to the menu bar, it becomes an arrow so that you can easily select an option.
Word assumes certain default settings for margins, line spacing and tab settings.
This memo is in reference to your recent calendar order. The monthly planning calendars that you ordered from Office Supply Warehouse are temporarily out of stock. They expect to have them in a couple of weeks. If you need to place additional text into the above paragraph, you would move your mouse pointer to the desired insertion point within the paragraph, click once and begin typing at the blinking cursor. Surely, someone in this town has the calendar you are looking for.