.NET hourglass problem

Hi all,

I've got a couple of milliseconds computational task and .NET thinks it needs to help me and change the mouse cursor into an hourglass. But it is getting quite annoying seeing the cursor change 10 times every second.
Anyone know how to keep my default cursor?

thanx in advance, Figa

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Originally Posted by figa

Hi all,

I've got a couple of milliseconds computational task and .NET thinks it needs to help me and change the mouse cursor into an hourglass. But it is getting quite annoying seeing the cursor change 10 times every second.
Anyone know how to keep my default cursor?

thanx in advance, Figa

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Hi,
You could try this link:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...HV01122142.asp

Hope it helps you,

sparrow1

First let me thank you for your quick reply. Second it didnt really solve the problem. It's an underlying process which i have no control over with properties ot anything. I think I have to send a message or something, but which one.
Anyone else want to share their 2 cents? In the mean time, i will dig in to it, and reply an anwser here, if there is any :p

Thanks, Figa

Post your code. With all the stuff I've worked on, it has required me to manually change to an hour glass during any computation.

Im happy to post the code, but i dont think you quite understand my problem. I do not want the hourglass, but still i get it. I didnt change the Cursor to an hourglass anywhere in my code.
I use a thread to do some calculations and i think that calculation make the cursor change into an hourglass for a really short time. But it changes 10 times a second (very ugly). So i want to disable .NET's cursor autochanger.

Thanks anyway...