A mark [^] used by writers and proof readers to indicate that something is to be inserted in the place marked by the caret; An indicator, often a blinking line or bar, indicating where the next insertion or other edit will take place. Also called a cursor
Council for Agricultural Research, Extension, and Teaching: NASULGC-affiliated national grassroots organization of laypersons from the constituencies served by the land-grant colleges of agriculture. Each state and territory may designate up to three delegates. ...
A symbol (^) displayed where the Newton will next insert text that a user writes, prints, or types. He caret symbol is only used in the 2.x versions of the Newton OS. Earlier versions used a blinking line to indicate where new text would be inserted. See also Blinking Line, Carrot, and Gesture. ...
Typically found over the 6 key on a keyboard. In some languages, the caret is used as an exponentiation operator. For example, the expression "3 ^ 2" represents the number 3 raised to the second power. The caret is also used to represent the Control key on the keyboard. ...
The flashing indicator which appears inside of text boxes. The caret identifies where the current position in the text box is. When text is typed, it (usually) appears inserted at the caret's position. Back
The blinking line indicating the space into which you insert text.