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Textbox -> invisible Mouse Cursor

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    Hello everybody, if the user enters a character into the textbox, the mouse cursor disappears. On a Mouse Move, the cursor re-appears. (also if a new window opens) How is it possible to force to show the mouse cursor with "source code"? Big thanks

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      Hello everybody, if the user enters a character into the textbox, the mouse cursor disappears. On a Mouse Move, the cursor re-appears. (also if a new window opens) How is it possible to force to show the mouse cursor with "source code"? Big thanks

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      Look up ShowCursor


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        Look up ShowCursor


        You may be right I may be crazy -- Billy Joel -- Within you lies the power for good - Use it!

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        Thanks for the suggestion. :) I resolved it this way ... but it's strange for me that he cursor disappears when the user makes a keystroke ...

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          Thanks for the suggestion. :) I resolved it this way ... but it's strange for me that he cursor disappears when the user makes a keystroke ...

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          It is a user setting. In the control panel, under mouse properties, pointer options tab, there is an option to hide the mouse pointer while typing.


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