I tried "PictureBox1.Cursor = Cursors.Hand" but that isn't what I'm wanting... I want the hand that "grabs" when you click. You can find it in picture editors and such. The "Cursors.Hand" just points.I'm sorry if I misspelled something or my grammar is wrong, I've never done well in those subjects.
Let assume below will be my richtextbox. This is what I have so far:
[U]Title name 1[/U] Some text. Some more text.
[U]Title name 2[/U] Some text. Some more text.
What I am willing to do now is: Only when you mouse over on underlined text - mouse cursor changes to 'Hand' Then you can click on it and message box appears with underlined text. How do I do these two things?
I'm writing an vb.net application so that the user can type text to be added to a website. I'm using a richtextbox and I've added the facility to hyperlink selected text. This all works, but when the mouse cursor moves over a hyperlink it changes to a hand; how do I stop it doing that? It's confusing for the user as it looks like clicking the link will do something and it makes it awkward to correct spelling within the text of the hyperlink.
Currently using VS2010, DirectX 9, Winforms, .Net 3.5, VB.I'm creating an application that will play MP3 files through the left and right channels of a sound card. It will also need to play another MP3 file through the centre/rear channel when triggered.I'm currently using DirectX Audio class to play the MP3 files which works fine, but I can't see a way of selecting the device or channel that each sound stream is sent to.I've looked at a few libs such as OpenTK and BASS.Net. BASS.Net seems promising, but I need to try to avoid the license fee if possible.
My image is inside the panel, I set up a if-statement for the boundary which it can only be moved. When I tried to run it, it looks crappy when the mouse has panned it outside the boundary. Here is my code for panning:
If (mouse.Button = Windows.Forms.MouseButtons.Left) Then Dim mousePosNow As Point = mouse.Location Dim deltaX As Integer = mousePosNow.X - mouseDowns.X
is there anyway to change the image of a cursor or are we only allowed to set the cursor to one of the ones in Cursors.[etc]i've been thinking of faking it in a way that i set Cursor.Hide then track the Mouse Move and make an image follow the Mouse,
i want to change the cursor style i change from properties of form but there is only limited availability want to change it like square box or rectangular. i have image when i place the picture on picture box the cursor will change to box?
I am making a maze game and I want the cursor to be a different cursor that I made but I'm not sure how to change the cursor without having it hovering over a label or button.
im in a project using drag and drop events and.. , when i drag a label image, i need to change te cursor pointer from an image that is on a labelike the SO windows when you drag a file appears like a mirror with alfa minimun so its like the image but more transparent when i drag i need to change the cursor pointer from an image that i'm dragging by the way im, using visual studio .net and im programming in visual basic
I would like to change the image used for the mouse cursor with a personal picturehow can i do thiswhich kind of exstension the peacture must have in order to be use as mouse cursor?
In VB2005 GDI+, it's not too difficult to get zooming and panning working together, or rotating and panning. But I am finding it very difficult to get all three functions working in coordinatioin. The code below is the nearest I have reached so far. It's a working example on a standard Windows Form, but please supply your own image. The user can drag the image with the left mouse button, and toggle wheel zooming or rotating by tapping the space bar. Both zooming and rotating work. But the stationary centre of zooming or rotating (marked by a red cross in the example) remains relative to the image.
I want to catch mouse cursor change event in vb.net. for example, If i place the cursor in textbox then the cursor will change as IBeam. I want to capture when the cursor changes using vb.net.
I am currently creating a program that will change the cursor's image and let it stay like that until the user clicks use default image button. I do not mean like Me.Cursor = New Cursor("C:\cursor.ico") I mean as in even if the user's cursor leaves the form, it will still display the custom cursor only.
I have got only this much done so far, and the code is not 100% working either. Private Sub ChangeCursorButton_Click() System.Windows.Forms.Cursor.Hide() 'only hides the cursor when your mouse is on the form, need to fix that Me.Cursor = New Cursor("cursor.ico") 'had no choice but to use this for now, even if when your cursor is out of the form it will revert to the original. [Code] .....
The code only works if your cursor is on the form. If its not, it doesn't work as intended. I need the code to work that the cursor will hide the original cursor and let the custom cursor I declared shown.
I have a program that reads pixel colors in other applications, I've got the program working correctly but trying to hovor your mouse over a single pixel on the screen using the standard mouse "Arrow" pointer is a little difficult. I've created a custom cursor that is a cross hair of sorts that makes it easier to target specific pixels, is there a way to change the mouse curse to a specified cursor when the mouse is NOT over the controlling form?
I have an application (OziExplorer) which I launch from my application. The OziExplorer API allows my application to intercept mouse single and double click operations. To make the integration of my application with OziExplorer easier for the user, I'dlike to be able to change the OziExplorer mouse icon, from my applicationto match the tool they have chosen in my application. Is this possible?
I am using VB.NET and I would really like to know how to change the Default Wait Cursor, as well as all the other cursors.I can currently change the normal cursor for my form with the following code:
Currently doing a project on an EOG mouse (eyes controlling the movement of the cursor) and I need to move the mouse in different speeds, so far I've only managed to write the codes to move it in one speed. Need some help here to move it in a few different speeds, both fast and slow.
I'm listening for the WM_SETCURSOR messages and setting the cursor there, it works most times, but not always. I've seen two other cases that I need to catch:
WM_PAINT: At least after a WM_LBUTTONDOWN the cursor is painted somehow without calling WM_SETCURSOR... WM_CAPTURECHANGED: Happening sometimes when the mouse is down and moving it.
Even doing all this the cursor sometimes flickers and the original one can be seen in some cases (eg: the instant when you roll over some object that sets the cursor to something else). I've been trying to look for some other patterns or messages but didn't see anything that would solve this problem.
Maybe I have missed something obvious. Currently I am using the feedback interrupt to change the cursor to one of the Windows supplied cursors
Instead of using the pre-packaged cursors, is it possible to use my own custom-cursor (icon), and if so - are there any rules re size etc., or can I use something like a png/jpg etc.. ?
I want when i hover my mouse to nodes of treeview the cursor is hand type. Private Sub TREEVIEW2_(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TreeView1.NodeMouseHover Me.TreeView1.Cursor = Cursors.Hand End Sub I did this. But i want when i leave nodes the cursor back to default.
I want the cursor to change when moving over pictures. Can it be done prorammatically? The solutions offered in the forum do not function. Changing the cursor in the property window of a picture is refused.