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To stop overwriting the next character whenever you type a letter, press the "Insert" key on your keyboard. The Insert key is located to the left of the Home key on most keyboards. You are not warned in any way when you enable or disable the overtype mode.

There's a Delete key (labeled delete) in the top-right corner, which usually works as backspace. It will forward-delete if you hold down the FN key. Don't listen to those other folk. There is no delete key, only backspace.

The ALT + BACKSPACE keyboard shortcut replaces the DELETE key and now that I know about it, I use it quite often. ALT + BACKSPACE, as I mentioned, is DELETEthat is, delete the NEXT letter after the cursor. CTRL + BACKSPACE will delete the previous word.

Delete key is to the right of the p/0 key and I don't think it has movement arrows. To move cursor you just tap where you're typing with a finger and cursor appears then you move it to where you want it. The stock Google Keyboard doesn't have directional keys.

The problem was caused by you accidentally tapping the Insert key in the first place. The Insert key is mostly used to switch between the two main modes of entering text on a computer, Overtype Mode and Insert Mode.

Go to File, Options, then Advanced. Look for the option When selecting, automatically select entire word (it is enabled by default). You can disable the 'feature' by deselecting it (checkbox). Have something to add to the explanation?