>>Hi Bruce!
>>
>>As I told you before, you can do what you want with my Sysinfo class. I
>>have two methods there for playing with cursor shape: SetCursorshape and
>>RestoreCursorShape. The first method does a saving of your current cursor
>>(even if it's custom or user-defined) and the second does restoring this
>>cursock back...
>>
>>Have a happy day
>>Vladimir Shevchenko
>>
>>> default and are you using Vlad's code. My OS is WinNT, I don't think that
>>
>>> would matter, but . . .?
>>>
>>> Vlad's code, restoring from registry...we needed it specifically because
>>we
>>> couldn't capture and restore a custom cursor...you might check the
>>win32api
>>> functions with the win32api Help. Each function has a list of what OS
>>they
>>> are geared for...
>
>Hi Vladimir,
> Thanks and I will take a look at Sysinfo.
>Bill

Sysinfo changes/restores the current cursor, whatever this cursor is. You can't specify which cursor to be change.

Vlad