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A running display helps identify the current point that the cursor is nearest to in X. For convenience , the interval between the cursors is also displayed , as well as the reciprocal of that interval . It also selects whichever window contain the screen line that the cursor was previously on . So can a patch be done that if the cursor being selected is bogus that it stays the arrow pointer . Information about the location of the cursors is displayed at the right of the status bar . The enclosing transaction ID must be specified when the cursor is created , but it does not then need to be further specified on operations performed using the cursor . This is the phenomenon where , because of display lag after using cursor keys , the cursor is moved too far and misses its target , then in moving back it again overshoots ..... The cursor is now on the position of the semicolon . Now drag the track downward until the cursor is below the second track and let go .