P Peter Foot [MVP] Nov 15, 2003 #2 Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor 'do something here Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default Peter
S Shaun Wilde Nov 15, 2003 #3 Hi Peter - how quickly do you notice the wait cursor appearing sometimes for me it appears other times it doesn't bother and occasionally it shows up but a long time after it was requested.
Hi Peter - how quickly do you notice the wait cursor appearing sometimes for me it appears other times it doesn't bother and occasionally it shows up but a long time after it was requested.
Z Zanna Nov 15, 2003 #4 Peter Foot said: Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor Click to expand... Today I can just test it on the emulator, and it does not do what I'm expecting (the center-box with the "wait circle" in it) but a hourglass-cursor. Does this work on the real device or it is not what I mean? Thank you
Peter Foot said: Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor Click to expand... Today I can just test it on the emulator, and it does not do what I'm expecting (the center-box with the "wait circle" in it) but a hourglass-cursor. Does this work on the real device or it is not what I mean? Thank you
P Pete Vickers [eMVP] Nov 15, 2003 #5 Hi, on the emulator it is the normal windows hourglass, on the device, the 4 quarters Pete -- Pete Vickers Microsoft Windows Embedded MVP HP Business Partner http://www.gui-innovations.com
Hi, on the emulator it is the normal windows hourglass, on the device, the 4 quarters Pete -- Pete Vickers Microsoft Windows Embedded MVP HP Business Partner http://www.gui-innovations.com
P Pete Vickers [eMVP] Nov 15, 2003 #6 Hi, try Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor Application.doevents() Pete -- Pete Vickers Microsoft Windows Embedded MVP HP Business Partner http://www.gui-innovations.com
Hi, try Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor Application.doevents() Pete -- Pete Vickers Microsoft Windows Embedded MVP HP Business Partner http://www.gui-innovations.com
