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How can I set a form's cursor to the Working in Background cursor? I know how to set it to the WaitCursor but I can't find the Working in Background (aka Busy Interactive) cursor. I'm using a background worker and figured this would be an easy way to inform the user what's going on.

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Looks like you'll be rolling your own since this isnn't one of the built-in states for cursors. You'll have to decide if all the extra graphics will be worth it or if an alternate indicator (in the status bar?) is more feasible.

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Not sure why the down vote. If you wanted to hijack a cursor you should have asked your question differently.
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+4  A: 

Cursor.Current = Cursors.AppStarting;

JoelFan
What a poorly named cursor but that's what I was looking for. Thanks.
Matt