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here it is...

santhosh kapa replied to Arun Kumar at 12-May-08 02:59

This can be done using Control.Cursor property

You need to assign Waitcursor to this when you want to show the wait cursor..ie, Cursor.WaitCursor

and once done you can switch back to normal, ie Cursor.Default

Check this for more information

http://www.csharp-examples.net/hourglass-wait-cursor/

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/WaitCursor.aspx


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  Changing the cursor to Wait cursor - Arun Kumar  12-May-08 02:29 2:29:56 AM
      Use this code - Aravind Kumar  12-May-08 02:36 2:36:37 AM
          FAQ's on using cursors (with code) - Rakesh Vikram  12-May-08 03:08 3:08:49 AM
      Try this to change cursor - Sujit Patil  12-May-08 02:39 2:39:02 AM
      Re: - Sunil Lakshkar  12-May-08 02:40 2:40:37 AM
      check here... - Vasanthakumar D  12-May-08 02:40 2:40:57 AM
      Re: Changing corsor - Chirag Bhavsar  12-May-08 02:57 2:57:43 AM
      here it is... - santhosh kapa  12-May-08 02:59 2:59:12 AM
      Hi - Rave Rasaiyah  12-May-08 05:15 5:15:29 AM
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