If you mean the mouse cursors then the default ones are as follows (does not include Windows Aero defaults):
The default pointer shape; appears in most Excel workspace contexts Moves cell pointer or selects a range of cells
Appears when the pointer is on the border of a window Adjusts window size
Appears when the pointer is between a row or column divider Adjusts height and width of rows and columns Appears when you are editing cell contents Provides a text insertion point
Appears when the pointer is on a column or row heading Selects columns or rows
Windows:
Macintosh:
Appears when the pointer is placed over a cell border, graphic, or other object Moves cells, graphics, or objectsAppears when the pointer is on the "fill corner" of a cell or cell range AutoFills other cells with similar information Windows only:
Appears when mouse is placed over the Ribbon
The standard Microsoft Windows pointer; selects Ribbon and menu optionsuwec . edu
The left pointing arrow pointer:
The left hand pointing arrow pointer is the standard pointer used for most of the interaction with Gnumeric. This pointer is used to select menus and menu entries, toolbar buttons, columns or rows, the scrolling `thumbs' and various other elements.
The cell selection pointer:
This pointer appears over the cell grid area and can be used to select cells for editing.
The text editing pointer:
The text editing pointer is used to indicate the location in the text where new edits will appear. This cursor can be used to change the scale of the zoom, to change the name and size of the font currently used or to edit the cell contents in the cell entry area (the white area to the right of the equals (=) sign.
The cross hair pointer:
The cross hair pointer can be used to change the cell selection area. The pointer appears when the mouse pointer is placed over the handle box, the black square at the lower right hand side of the selection. When the cross hair pointer appear, the selection can be altered by clicking the left-hand mouse button and dragging the handle to a new position. The cross hair pointer can also be used to insert a graphic object, by clicking with the left hand mouse button to place one corner and releasing the button to place another of the corners.
The expansion pointers:
These pointers can be used to change the height of rows or the width of columns. These pointers appear in certain dialog windows to resize the different parts of the dialog. The pointers are also used to resize graphical objects as is explained below.
The sheet selection and hyperlink pointer:
This pointer appears above the sheet tabs and can be used, by left clicking, to change the currently selected sheet or, by right clicking, to obtain the sheet dialog box. This pointer also appears above cells which are hyperlinks. Left clicking on a hyperlink may change the view to a new location, or may open an external file.
The right pointing arrow pointer:
The right hand pointing arrow pointer is used to select graphical objects (such as drawing objects (e.g. arrows, ellipses) and graph objects (e.g. charts)).
The movement pointer:
The movement pointer can be used to move graphical objects around a worksheet without resizing the object.
The graphical object re-sizing pointers:
These pointers allow the resizing of graphical objects. If the mouse pointer is placed over one of the handle boxes of the graphical object, the handle box will turn green and the pointer will change to one of these forms. When these pointers appear, click dragging with the left mouse button will resize the graphical object either scaling or stretching the object.
The window resizing pointers:
the move pointer
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tilted to the left? All mouse pointers are like that
One can make mouse pointers online for free at a website called rw-designer. Before one can use it, it must be downloaded from the website. One can also change the mouse pointer in the settings of one's computer.
Because the laser pointers are much easier to use than the ball pointers. The ball pointers are often difficult to move around while the laser pointers can move in any direction without "getting stuck"
To make your mouse curser look the same as the one from a game, you will need to install all the curser images from the game into Windows or your operating system. Then, go into your mouse properties and look for pointers. Change the style of pointers to the desired style.
The mouse-pointer dialog box is used to change the appearance of the mouse-pointer. In the control panel, open the dialog box by clicking printers and other hardware. Click the pointers tab to display pointer shapes. Choose the shape you want, and select save.
the different pencil pointers are albert Einstein. Archimedes and some other jinjurikis
There is no spicific shape
in control panel go to mouse. then click the pointers tab. select your cursor from the list