When a cursor changes from an arrow or formatting mark into an hourglass, it indicates that:
A)The user is working too slowly.
B)The computer is about to crash.
C)The computer is in the middle of a task and cannot act on any new commands.
D)The power source is about to run out.

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When an hourglass appears in place of the standard cursor, it means the computer is in the process of executing a task and cannot receive any new commands. Typically, these events are brief and only cost the user seconds. Sometimes the hourglass never changes back, which indicates the computer has crashed.

When a Cursor Changes from an Arrow or Formatting Mark