Hello,
I am running Win98SE. During the creation of my windows class for a presentation program I call this:
wndclass.hCursor = %NULL
And on %WM_CREATE and %WM_MOUSEMOVE I call this:
CALL SetCursor(%NULL)
FUNCTION = 0: EXIT FUNCTION
If I open the program from explorer using by double clicking on the EXE with the mouse, and don't move the mouse at all, the cursor remains on the screen.
If I open the program using a shortcut (as in the start menu) or if I open it from Explorer by using the Enter key, the cursor is removed properly.
Call me picky, but I'd like this cleaned up (if possible.) Has any one come across this before or am I messing it up? I have seen this happen to screen savers (that I didn't write) in both Win95 and Win98.
I searched the forum for old messages, but nothing came up.
Thanks,
Colin Schmidt
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Colin Schmidt & James Duffy, Praxis Enterprises, Canada
I am running Win98SE. During the creation of my windows class for a presentation program I call this:
wndclass.hCursor = %NULL
And on %WM_CREATE and %WM_MOUSEMOVE I call this:
CALL SetCursor(%NULL)
FUNCTION = 0: EXIT FUNCTION
If I open the program from explorer using by double clicking on the EXE with the mouse, and don't move the mouse at all, the cursor remains on the screen.
If I open the program using a shortcut (as in the start menu) or if I open it from Explorer by using the Enter key, the cursor is removed properly.
Call me picky, but I'd like this cleaned up (if possible.) Has any one come across this before or am I messing it up? I have seen this happen to screen savers (that I didn't write) in both Win95 and Win98.
I searched the forum for old messages, but nothing came up.
Thanks,
Colin Schmidt
-------------
Colin Schmidt & James Duffy, Praxis Enterprises, Canada
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