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How to use an animated cursor to your application

 

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Using animated cursors in your application is very easy.

Here's an example:

(mycursor.ani is an animated cursor file. You can create those with Microsoft's aniedit.exe) 

// John F. Goyvaerts
const
  crMyCursor = 1;
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
  // Load the cursor. Needs to be done only once
  Screen.Cursors[crMyCursor] := LoadCursorFromFile('c:\mystuff\mycursor.ani');
  // Use the cursor with this form
  Cursor := crMyCursor;
end;

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2007-05-06, 11:15:34
anonymous from Ljubljana, Slovenia  
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very helpful

 

 

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