C-14-Q173: The "Eyebeam" referred to in path-typing exists between the: | প্রশ্ন করি

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The "Eyebeam" referred to in path-typing exists between the:

aPath and the text
bStroke and the layer
cToolbox and the canvas
dAnchor and the handle

ব্যাখ্যা

The "Eyebeam" (I-beam) marker appears at the junction where the text meets the path, indicating the insertion point for typing along that path. It therefore exists between the path and the text being attached to it.

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