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- keyboard - How to type Ctrl-^? - Super User
According to Wikipedia: Control characters are often rendered into a printable form known as caret notation by printing a caret (^) and then the ASCII character that has a value of the control character plus 64
- What is this arrow icon that briefly appears in the taskbar . . .
This icon is the Windows Location Services, it comes up when an app program service is using the Location Services Same icon in the settings: See more details in the Windows location service and privacy info from Microsoft: How we help keep you informed:
- Is there a keyboard shortcut in Word for typing an arrow symbol?
Alt+4 brings up the recent symbols box, then I navigate with arrow keys and press Enter to select It may be about as many key strokes as Alt-codes but it's easier The only problem benefit is they will change order as you use them, if you hate that then making macros for the arrows Alt-codes would be another way
- windows 10 - Two blue arrows at top right of icons - Super User
To help free up disk space, this update may compress files in your user profile directory so that Windows Update can install important updates When files or folders are compressed, they appear as having two blue arrows overlaid on the icon Depending on your File Explorer settings, you may see icons that look larger or smaller
- What is this partial box with angled arrow icon called?
It is formed of a vertical line on the left and a horizontal line along the top, and then an arrow at 45° pointing towards the bottom right - a horizontally reflected uppercase L It shows up in the bottom right corner of some sections of the ribbon within Microsoft Office products, including font and alignment
- Windows mousepointer pointing up to the right - Super User
Two headed arrow pointing diagonally for resizing both vertically and horizontally; Blue donut (formerly hourglass) means I'm busy, please wait Hand with an extended finger for clicking on links; Cross hairs when selecting a rectangular area in a drawing app Arrow pointing up to the left, this is the normal mouse pointer that I see
- What is this icon appearing on my desktop icons? - Super User
I have noticed that a few of the desktop icons have an "overlay icon" that looks like 2 blue arrows pointing toward each other in the top right hand corner of the icon There is no relation between the programs that have this icon, except perhaps that they are using a network connection to databases (MySQL and MSSQL) I am using Windows 10 Home
- Typing Arrow Pointing Leftwards Then Curving Upwards
The Arrow Pointing Rightwards Then Curving Upwards already exists I've searched for how to write that character, but unfortunately none helped I've came up with this alternative Leftwards Arrow with Tip Upwards But, actually, I need it curved How could I type the Arrow Pointing Leftwards Then Curving Upwards in a text editor (e g OneNote)?
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