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How to become the original cursor? I miss them very much？Thank you for your help!
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I'm sorry to tell you that your suggestion doesn't work, but I found a solution, this function above my picture is called "click and enter (or else)":
In addition, this function allows you to input text anywhere, just double click the mouse.
In English, this option is called "Click and type." It is found at File | Options | Advanced: Editing options ("Enable click and type"). It allows you to double-click anywhere on a page and start typing. The lines indicate whether the paragraph will be left-aligned, centered, or right-aligned. This option is not recommended because the results are achieved by adding a bunch of extraneous paragraph breaks, tabs, spaces, etc., which can be seen when nonprinting characters are displayed, and this can play havoc with subsequent formatting and editing.
Thank you for your professional reply. Have a nice day！
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Oh that's good! I'm glad that it's fixed now. Thanks a lot.
Greetings!
This is Tin, I'll do my best to help. Looks like you want to disable the text alignment icon under or next to your cursor. Let me assist you.
Note: This is actually a system design or the updated one as of now. But let's see if you can remove it.
Please open the MS Word app, and click File, then Options and choose General.
Under User Interface option, please uncheck the following:
Please close and reopen the MS Word and check if disabled the icon on your cursor.
Please let me know how it goes.
Thanks,
Tin