prompt cursor

the prompt cursor is several letters wide causing problems when trying to
correct a typing error.

tim wrote:

> the prompt cursor is several letters wide causing problems when trying to
> correct a typing error.

You need to post this to a newsgroup appropriate for the operating
system. This one is for the Windows update feature. Here is a list of
all newsgroups: http://aumha.org/nntp.htm

Also please provide more information about the sytem and problems, did
you install new hardware/software? Is this a change - if so what
changes did you make that caused this to happen. See this link for
information on how to make a good newsgroup post:

http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

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Rock
MS MVP Windows - Shell/User

tim wrote:
> the prompt cursor is several letters wide causing problems when
> trying to correct a typing error.

What "prompt cursor"?
Please be more descriptive.. How do you get to the "prompt cursor"?
What application is in use?

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"Shenan Stanley" wrote:

> tim wrote:
> > the prompt cursor is several letters wide causing problems when
> > trying to correct a typing error.
>
> What "prompt cursor"?
> Please be more descriptive.. How do you get to the "prompt cursor"?
> What application is in use?
>
> --
> >=- Shenan -=<
> >=- MS MVP -=<
> --
> The information above is intended to assist you; however, it is
> suggested you research for yourself before you take any advice - you
> are the one ultimately responsible for your actions/problems/solutions.
> Whenever possible, the advice will include the method/places used in
> compiling the answer. Also, questions may have been asked to clarify
> your situation OR to give you an idea of where to look - do not dismiss
> them lightly.
>
>
>