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How can i change the cursor (image) in the whole windows OS
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Closed 7 years ago.
I would like to implement the next construction in .NET in a WPF application.
There is a window, and in it there is a little picture, e.g.: 16×16.
If i move the mouse above the picture, and pressed the left button (without release), the cursor will change to this picture until i release the button.
Between the press and release i would like to drag out this cursor image outside the application window.
How can i implement this feature without modifying system registry values?
Thanks in advance,
Peter
You cannot change the Windows cursor without changing the registry. This has been discussed before: How can i change the cursor (image) in the whole windows OS
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Now, I know how to hide the program window but I don't know how to manage how to get the coordinates of the screen when the user clicks. do anybody know how to achieve this?
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I have an application written in C# where my window is docked to the edge of the screen.
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I can not see the Run To Cursor in VS 2012 when I am developing in C#. I checked the tool bar and also DEBUG menu and in both places there is no such entry. Where can I find this option.
You can still use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F10. Otherwise you can right click on the line you want to run to and select Run to cursor.
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How do you disable Aero Snap in an application?
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How do I get the taskbar's position and size?
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I have created an application that runs in the system tray. When the user single- clicks the try icon, a small form comes up in the bottom right corner of the screen, i.e. right above the system tray. The form is basically "sticky" to the tray.
Here is my question: How do I accomplish the same thing, even if the user has the taskbar docked somewhere else? Like at the top of the screen, or one of the sides?
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