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  1. #1
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    What's the ID of the cursor with an arrow and a plus sign?

    Hi All,

    Does anyone know the ID of the cursor that's an arrow with a plus sign? I imagine it's a standard windows cursor but I haven't been able to find the ID anywhere . I checked in winuser.h but it's not listed. I could make my own but I rather use the Windows one if it exists. Any ideas?

    Thanks
    -Ben

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    Re: What's the ID of the cursor with an arrow and a plus sign?

    This cursor does not belong to Windows predefined cursors.
    Go to resource view tab right click on any resource choose Insert…
    After Insert dialog is up expand Cursor node. You will see three ready to use cursors; one of them has IDC_POINTER_COPY id Choose it and you are set.
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    Re: What's the ID of the cursor with an arrow and a plus sign?

    If this is not a standard one, a solution is to create it yourself in the resources or export from other module (example: shel32.dll) and import in your project.

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    Re: What's the ID of the cursor with an arrow and a plus sign?

    Thanks for the replies. John, I should have seen that since I did that to create my own just yesterday. It's exactly what I need. Thanks for the help.

    -Ben

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    Re: What's the ID of the cursor with an arrow and a plus sign?

    Hi I found this one, it's close to the one you want.
    HTH,
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