Re: Hiding cursor in Windows games.

[Toon Van Acker <toon dot van dot acker at mac dot com>]

> Why don't you set the MouseCursor(s) to Nil ?
>
>
> App.MouseCursor = Nil
> Window.MouseCursor = Nil
>
>
> and do the same for all object that can hold a MouseCursor ... and 
> that exists on the game Window(s)...
> ListBox1.MouseCursor = Nil.
Setting .mouseCursor to nil means that the default cursor is used. 
Instead you can make an empty cursor, and use app.MouseCursor = 
emptyCursor to hide the cursor.
--
Toon Van Acker

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