what is this

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• Bruce Bates Posts: 3,045

  2005-07-27 21:29 edited 2005-07-27 21:29

  pBasic -
  
  That is the cursor after the INS (insert key) has been pressed. INS is the numeric 0 key on your keypad. It can often get hit inadvertantly when you go to hit the DEL (delete) key.
  It will return to normal, when you press the INS key a second time.
  
  Regards,
  
  Bruce Bates
• Jon Williams Posts: 6,491

  2005-07-27 21:45 edited 2005-07-27 21:45

  Please post images as GIFs or JPGs so they can be viewed online without downloading.
  
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• pBASIC Posts: 25

  2005-07-28 02:06 edited 2005-07-28 02:06

  ok thanks
  
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• LoopyByteloose Posts: 12,537

  2005-07-31 15:44 edited 2005-07-31 15:44

  There are no stupid question, just stupid answers.
  
  Keep on asking. I started studying electronics at 12 years old.
  
  Now I am 57 and still enjoy all that I learned.
  
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