One of four keyboard keys that move the cursor (the pointer on screen) up, down, left and right. See cursor keys. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

If you hold down the Windows key after snapping an app to half the screen, you can use one of the other arrows to snap the ...

There’s nothing to worry about as you can use the left and right-click with the keyboard. While you can use the Tab and the Arrow keys on the keyboard to navigate and place the cursor easily ...

Keep in mind that locking the Fn key using this method changes dual-use keys into single-use, and requires your system to have advanced BIOS options. Press the up or down arrow key to select one ...

In most Windows applications, holding down Control and pressing the left or right Arrow key moves the cursor to the previous or next word. Likewise, Ctrl-B, Ctrl-I and Ctrl-U turn bold ...