On May 31, 2005, at 2:51 PM, Dixon, Tom wrote:
You can use crsr's not not quite as easily
You read the resource and assign them that way
The Language Reference section for MouseCursor details these
Norman,
There must be something I am doing incorrectly. I tried creating a new
resource file and adding a CURS resource to it. I then copied and
pasted
a cursor and mask from another application's resource. However, when I
bring this resource file to My Windows box it does not work. I get a
document icon in the project instead or the cursor arrow icon. However
if I import a cursor from a sample project SmartSplitter 1.2.2 by
called
CursorHorizontalAdjust I do get the arrow icon in the project. I can
DoubleClick that file in the IDE and view the cursor and mask.
Do you have any clues what I am doing wrong now?
Thanks
Tom
Windows will drop the resource fork of the file so it's effectively
empty when you copy the file from a Mac to Windows.
Try adding it to the Mac project and then copying the whole project
across instead.
That might have some effect.
Send me the SmartSplitter icon file so I can look at one thing in it.
It may be a data fork based resource which resedit cannot create.
There are ways around this though.
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