Have you ever discovered that after opening Notepad, everything you type is overwriting the existing text instead of inserting new characters? This is the overtype mode, and it may happen accidentally ...

Indie game developer and publisher Zozo Studio has released a brand-new trailer for their upcoming game, Overtype. This is a fun roguelike typing game that takes place in a cyberpunk future ruled by a ...

If you want to enable or disable Overtype Mode in Microsoft Word, this guide will be handy for you. It is possible to turn on or off overtype mode and allow the Insert key to activate the overtype ...

Overtype is a fast-paced typing-based roguelike where players take on the role of a girl battling shadowy forces in a post-apocalyptic world. In a future where every system runs on protocols and vast ...

Visual Studio Code 1.96, the latest version of Microsoft’s popular code editor, has arrived with an overtype mode and a “paste with imports” feature for JavaScript and TypeScript. Also known as the ...

Overstrike is an old printing term that usually referred to stamping a character twice in the same spot to make the character look darker, or stamping one type of ...

Overtype is a feature of Microsoft Word that allows you to type over existing words, rather than just inserting characters behind them. This feature is especially helpful when filling in business ...

A data entry mode that writes over existing characters on screen when new characters are typed in. Contrast with insert mode. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires ...

I use it once in awhile...not often enough that I would cry if it disappeared like Clippy...mmmm dead Clippy ...

It started because I was trying to tell my kids about how typewriters worked (because of course they've never seen one), and all the existing typewriter simulators that I could find on the web get one ...

But functionally? Typewriters suck. Even if you do nothing but type words in the simplest text editor, computers are just infinitely better than typewriters. (One word: “backspace.”) Don’t believe me?