Mouse Pointer turns to hour glass

[diatom]

Hello,

I have a custom dialog. When the user hits the 'Ok' button, I want my mouse
to turn into an hourglass while its performing work - and then I want it to
go back to normal afer the work is finished.

In C# and Windows projects, how I can I control the look of the mouse?

Thanks

[Marcus Andrén]

On Sun, 14 May 2006 09:39:02 -0700, di****@newsgroup.nospam
<di****@newsgroup.nospam.donotspam> wrote:

Hello,

I have a custom dialog. When the user hits the 'Ok' button, I want my mouse
to turn into an hourglass while its performing work - and then I want it to
go back to normal afer the work is finished.

In C# and Windows projects, how I can I control the look of the mouse?

Thanks

Setting the Current property in the System.Windows.Forms.Cursor class
changes the mouse pointer.

Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor; // Turn mouse into hourglass
Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default; // Reset to normal
This answer was found by searching the .net framework groups at
groups.google.com, using the following query:

mouse hourglass group:microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.*

The group: syntax is a very nice way to restrict searches to only the
relevant groups.

--
Marcus Andrén

[Barry Kelly]

Marcus Andrén <a@b.c> wrote:

This answer was found by searching the .net framework groups at
groups.google.com, using the following query:

mouse hourglass group:microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.*

The group: syntax is a very nice way to restrict searches to only the
relevant groups.

No, don't tell them how to figure things out - you'll put us out of
work!

-- Barry