Why does "DoEvents()" reset Current.Cursor?
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I understand that if I set "Cursor.Current= Cursors.WaitCursor ;" then somewhere I call "Application.DoEvents()", my hourglass cursor will disappear. Why the he$$ does .NET insist on doing this? I want the hourglass there so the user knows the app is busy *AND* I want the form to be repainted (to show the progress bar) so I both set the cursor and call "DoEvents()".