%T* - Position Cursor Outside Window

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# %T* - Position Cursor Outside Window

`%T*`

Normally, when a window is active and the window contains no input fields (`AD=A` or `AD=M`), the cursor is placed in the top left corner of the window.

This terminal command causes the cursor to be placed in a `*COM` system variable outside the window when the active window contains no input fields.

Command | Function
--- | ---
`%T*` | Switches between cursor placement in system variable `*COM` outside the window and standard cursor placement within the window.

`%T*` only applies to the next `INPUT` statement, and it must be issued before the `INPUT` statement.

See also Positioning the Cursor to *COM - the %T* Terminal Command (in the Programming Guide).