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jblue

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  1. Go get some VLK for personal use,haha~~~
  2. Thanks for reply up there. Even not quilt helpful,but still enlighten to me. I'll try find some harder in MSDN.
  3. First I have to say that my English is not so good, hope you guys could read me. We know that in windows,when we're in a software envirement,different actions will make mouse cursor turn into different looks. My thought is,Can I build a application that it's actions depend on the mouse cursor's look,that mean diffrent cursor's look will couse different act. Or in a programs's term,I mean,is there a parameter of mouse's cursor for use to make my program take different acts? Is this kinds of parameter exist? For example,in photoshop,when I choose the "hand tool",the mouse's cursor turn into a "hand" look,now my program catch this change,then start to do something in backgrond that I have call it to do. And when I choose the "zoom tool",my program will catch another change of mouse's cursor and go on to do anther action. I there such a parameter exist for me to build my program? Hope you guys understand what I'm talking about,Thank you. (God English looks so beautiful )

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