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Default system mouse pointer.

Is there a way I can change the default system mouse pointer from within my application and change it back to the original scheme when I want to?

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You can use the Cursor class to create a custom cursor, and you can set the mouse pointer to use that cursor while it's over your application.

Anon.  2010-07-01 05:06:25
I know that one. What I really meant was I want to change the cursor from where we set it at Control Panal>Mouse>Pointers.
Rabin  2010-07-01 08:30:14

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