Pointer (disambiguation)

Pointer (disambiguation)

Pointer may refer to:
* Pointing breed, a group of breeds of hunting dog breed trained to point at prey
* Pointer (dog breed), the English pointer
* Pointer (computing), a datatype used in programming
* Cursor (computers), the pointing icon on a computer screen that users control with input devices such as computer mouse or joystick
* Pointer (drafting), a kind of pencil sharpener used for 2.0 mm diameter lead
* In astronomy, one of two pairs of stars popularly called "The Pointers": Alpha Centauri and Beta Centauri, which point to the Southern Cross; or Alpha Ursae Majoris (Dubhe) and Beta Ursae Majoris (Merak), which point to Polaris
* Point man
* Pointer (rod)
** Pointing stick (disambiguation), a mechanical or electronic pointing device
* Pointer (journal), the official journal of the Singapore Armed Forces
* Volkswagen Pointer, a Brazilian car (built in the 1990s)
* Pointer (wireless phone), a short-lived mobile phone service in Finland in the 1980s
* The Pointer Sisters R&B vocal group
* Pointer Insecticide, a brand of injected Imidacloprid for systemic insect control in trees

ee also

* Point


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