| A type of
cursor that is displayed when a
window or
object can be resized. For example, moving the cursor to
the edge or corner of a window will
display this arrow. Once displayed the
user
can
click and stretch the window in each of the directions
of the arrow. To the right is an
image of what the double-headed arrow may look like.
This example is of a
vertical double-headed arrow, which
means when this cursor is displayed you would be able to
drag
the object up or down increase or decreasing its vertical
size. In addition to a
horizontal double-headed arrow there is almost always
the
option for a horizontal and diagonal double-headed
arrow. |
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Also see: Mouse pointer,
Operating system definitions
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