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Examples

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Syntax

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	SS and EE must be in the range 00-0D, specifying the section of a block cursor with 00 being at the top and 0D being at the bottom. For example, to obtain a cursor of the lower half of a full block cursor, specify 080D.		SS and EE must be in the range 00-0D, specifying the section of a block cursor with 00 being at the top and 0D being at the bottom. For example, to obtain a cursor of the lower half of a full block cursor, specify 080D.

			===Technical Considerations===

			BR ensures that the ending value is no less than the starting value. If it is, it interprets the ending value as equal to the starting value.

	===Examples===		===Examples===

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Examples

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-The CURSOR keyword allows you to change the appearance of the cursor, either in [[BRConfig.sys]] or using the [[Config]] command, or even from with the program using the [[Execute]] statement.
+The CURSOR keyword allows you to change the appearance of the BR pointer, either in [[BRConfig.sys]] or using the [[Config]] command, or even from with the program using the [[Execute]] statement.
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Syntax

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	CURSOR SSEE		CURSOR SSEE

	"SS" is start hexidecimal.		"SS" is the start in hexidecimal.<br>
	"EE" is end in hexidecimal.		"EE" is the end in hexidecimal. <br>

	There is no space between them.		There is no space between them.

	SS and EE must be in the range 00-0D, specifying the section of a block cursor with 00 being at the top and 0D being at the bottom. For example, to obtain a cursor of the lower half of a full block cursor, specify 080D.		SS and EE must be in the range 00-0D, specifying the section of a block cursor with 00 being at the top and 0D being at the bottom. For example, to obtain a cursor of the lower half of a full block cursor, specify 080D.

	===Examples===		===Examples===

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	The ~~file pointer~~.		The CURSOR keyword allows you to change the appearance of the cursor, either in [[BRConfig.sys]] or using the [[Config]] command, or even from with the program using the [[Execute]] statement.

			===Syntax===
			CURSOR SSEE

			"SS" is start hexidecimal.
			"EE" is end in hexidecimal.
			There is no space between them.

			SS and EE must be in the range 00-0D, specifying the section of a block cursor with 00 being at the top and 0D being at the bottom. For example, to obtain a cursor of the lower half of a full block cursor, specify 080D.

			===Examples===

			===Other===

	See also [[Control Keys and Predefined Functions]] for cursor movement.		See also [[Control Keys and Predefined Functions]] for cursor movement.

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	The file pointer.		The file pointer.

	See also [[Control and Predefined Functions]] for cursor movement.		See also [[Control Keys and Predefined Functions]] for cursor movement.

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The file pointer.

See also [[Control and Predefined Functions]] for cursor movement.

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