Hi Zyrthofar,
I think creating your own custom cursor is the way to go here. In my
experience, if you tru to use anything else, it won't behave quite like a
cursor and so won't do exactly what you want.
Craig VB.Net Team
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From: Zyrthofar Blackcloak <sh*********@japan.com>
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Subject: Drag & Drop problem
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Hi
I have a set of four radiobuttons, and I want to be able to move and
copy between them using Drag&Drop operations. This works perfectly,
but now I want to see the source radiobutton's .Text property when
dragging it, just like when you drag a file in Windows Explorer.
(ie. I want the cursor, and just behind it, the .tag that moves with
it)
Is there a better way to do this than dynamically create a cursor? I
have been looking at some examples but didn't find anything useful.
Thank you very much
