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How to associate a cursor with my App

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    i have made a cursor.. with the extension *.cur i have an application with VB6 .. how can i add this cursor to my application ???? ahmed elmahdy

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      i have made a cursor.. with the extension *.cur i have an application with VB6 .. how can i add this cursor to my application ???? ahmed elmahdy

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      Hesham Amin
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      Set the Form.MouseIcon to a cursor file in the design time.

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        Set the Form.MouseIcon to a cursor file in the design time.

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        thanx for ur reply .. i have really done that ,, But i have not seen anything after running my program reply plzz

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          thanx for ur reply .. i have really done that ,, But i have not seen anything after running my program reply plzz

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          Sorry,, I Forgot to say : Set Form.MousePointer=99 (custom)

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