Re: [Dev-C++] Who can I Know which cursor are defined in Windows since my application?.

[newsoft <ne...@so...>]

Hello..=0D
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Yes.. I want to know what set of cursors the user has selected for the
Windows environment.. =0D
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I need to change the set of cursors the user has selected for the Windows
enviroment, but before change them I need keep the ones who was in used t=
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restore them later....=0D
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thank you=0D
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Luis.=0D
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De: Per Westermark=0D
Fecha: jueves, 24 de octubre de 2002 10:18:55=0D
A: newsoft=0D
CC: dev-cpp-users=0D
Asunto: Re: [Dev-C++] Who can I Know which cursor are defined in Windows
since my application?.=0D
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I'm not sure I understand the question.=0D
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Do you want to know what type of cursor a specific window in your=0D
application are using - arrow, cross, I-bar etc. Or do you want to know=0D
what set of cursors the user has selected for the Windows environment,=0D
i.e. small, large, animated etc?=0D
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/Per W=0D
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On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, newsoft wrote:=0D
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> Hello everyone=0D
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> I'm new here, I hope to learn a few wiht all of yuo.... and here is my
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> Who can I Know which cursor are defined in Windows since my application=
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> Sorry for my Eglish!!=0D
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