User_gary Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Move your cursor horizontally across the page, down the page
Move your mouse down the page and you will see the link at the bottom.
Move your mouse horizontally(horizontal scrolbar) across the page and you will see the link extreme right of the page.
Move your cursor down bottom first and then move horizontally across the page to locate the link at the extreme right bottom of the page.
Move your cursor up top of the page to locate the link.
Please correct my sentences and provide with me better versions.
Move your mouse horizontally(horizontal scrolbar) across the page and you will see the link extreme right of the page.
Move your cursor down bottom first and then move horizontally across the page to locate the link at the extreme right bottom of the page.
Move your cursor up top of the page to locate the link.
Please correct my sentences and provide with me better versions.
Top answer
I see this post has been languishing. I'm not expert in this stuff, but how are you going to put your mouse on the page?? " Need I explain?
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I see this post has been languishing. I'm not expert in this stuff, but how are you going to put your mouse on the page??
I think "Locate the link with your cursor" is idiomatic, but not "do X with your cursor to locate the link." Need I explain?
I think "Locate the link with your cursor" is idiomatic, but not "do X with your cursor to locate the link." Need I explain?
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