You might try P/Invoking ShowCursor(). It takes a boolean parameter which
indicates whether to show (true), or hide (false) the cursor. Note that
this really only affects the windows of the thread which calls ShowCursor(),
though. If you pop up another application, it has control over its own
cursor. There's no global cursor-off API that I can think of...
-----Original Message-----
You might try P/Invoking ShowCursor(). It takes a boolean parameter which
indicates whether to show (true), or hide (false) the cursor. Note that
this really only affects the windows of the thread which calls ShowCursor(),
though. If you pop up another application, it has control over its own
cursor. There's no global cursor-off API that I can think of...
It's entirely possible that the display driver doesn't even support cursors.
When our devices have no mouse attached, no matter what API calls you make,
you won't get a cursor...
Paul T.
-----Original Message-----
You might try P/Invoking ShowCursor(). It takes a boolean parameter which
indicates whether to show (true), or hide (false) the cursor. Note that
this really only affects the windows of the thread which calls ShowCursor(),
though. If you pop up another application, it has control over its own
cursor. There's no global cursor-off API that I can think of...
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