Hi!

Tracy meant that VFP sets up it's own (hourglass) icon for mouse pointer *internally*. Explicit setting of MousePointer property forces to re-set it visually (override).

BTW, You should also assure _VFP.AutoYield = .T. to have this work ok.

>Tracy,
>
>They are zero before setting the property.
>
>>>I modified a form in a formset to display a .JPG in another form in the formset under certain conditions.
>>>For example, when a page in a page frame is activated.
>>>I noticed that when I click on the tab to select another page that the .jpg is displayed but also the Windows Hourglass remains on the screen as long as the mouse is positioned over the page tab.
>>>Another situation where I display the .JPG is in the afterrowchange of a grid. In this case, the hourglass is displayed as long as I hold the left mouse button down in the text field of the grid.
>>>Does anyone have any suggestions?
>>>TIA.
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>>Allan,
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>>I saw this behavior with the image object used to display the JPG file, changed the hourglass, but didn't get it back correctly. We didn't work around it.
>>After you set the Picture value, you might want to set the MousePointer property of the form and or _screen to 0.
>>
>>Tracy