How to set single system cursor for ALL System?
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How to set single system cursor for ALL System? Required selecting of a fragment of screen.
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How to set single system cursor for ALL System? Required selecting of a fragment of screen.
Do you want to set the system cursor?
SetSystemCursor -
Do you want to set the system cursor?
SetSystemCursorYeah, I use it, but it change only one curosor (arow, for ex.). I need SINGLE cursor ALWAYS.
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Yeah, I use it, but it change only one curosor (arow, for ex.). I need SINGLE cursor ALWAYS.
Alexander Kourov wrote: Yeah, I use it, but it change only one curosor (arow, for ex.). I need SINGLE cursor ALWAYS. Call SetSystemCursor multiple times, one for each cursor. Nish
Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.
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Alexander Kourov wrote: Yeah, I use it, but it change only one curosor (arow, for ex.). I need SINGLE cursor ALWAYS. Call SetSystemCursor multiple times, one for each cursor. Nish
Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.
Are you sure, that programs, which allow to select screen areas, doing it similar? May be there is another way?
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Are you sure, that programs, which allow to select screen areas, doing it similar? May be there is another way?
Ahhh, now I see what you're getting at (and you should see what you should have told us when you first asked your question :-) ). There was a project put up here a CP not too many moons ago that displayd how to magnify a portion of the screen in a few different ways. IIRC it just created a top-level WS_INVISIBLE window. That way your client-area is the only thing you'd have to care about. I.e. you just respond to the WM_SETCURSOR message to your window with whatever you want to display.