VB6 Mousepointer property
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I have an app which has an intensive process kicked off from a button. During the process the Screen.Mousepointer property is set to vbHourglass and then at the end back to vbNormal. This works fine. However, if I have un-saved changes then a dialog is displayed prior to kicking off the intensive process and prompts the user to save or not etc, when the dialog closes the process kicks off BUT the Mousepointer property although being set to vbHourglass after the dialog has been closed doesn't change the Mousepointer visualy from vbNormal. I have DoEvents after the Screen.Mousepointer = vbHourglass. Can anyone PLEASE let me know what is going wrong and how I can overcome this problem, it is driving me mad!