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1. Vista Animated Cursor On Mac

Hi Josip,Firstly animated cursors can only have a colour depth of 256 colours or less.Secondly, LoadCursor will fail every time if you try and load a resource that is an animated cursor!You have to do the following:1) Store the animated cursor as a resource (the '21' type)2) At run time load the resource blob and save it to the local machines drive3) Then use LoadCursorFromFileAlternatively just have the.ani file next to the exe when you ship it and do step 3 directly:I've updated my post in that other thread to include example code.Thanks. Hi,I've found yours 'LoadAniCursor' function and I have a few question:1. Can I use 'CString' class instead 'String' you use in yours example?2.

Vista Animated Cursor On Mac

I noticed that 'sLocalSettingsFldr' parameter in out, what folder do you use for storing animated cursor (just for example, it may help me considering mine)?3. If I understood all, you import yours ani cursor (which has a color depth of 256 or less) in app resources (which is then a.bin file). Then on users machine when app is started you deploy(extract and save) yours cursor to some place on computer and call LoadFromFile. Do you deploy cursor every time when app starts and delete it from file when app closes, or is deployment permanent?4. Another thing, my ani cursor is RGB/A and when I used it by calling LoadFromFile it run fine, so the problem (with it's color size) isn't running such cursor but importing it as resource in exe?Thanks man for clarifying this metter to me. Thanks goes for Belloc too for participating on this subject.Let me say, I apollogy for my bad english.

Hi Josip,In reply:1) Yes you can use any string class that returns a char./ tchar. etc. This is just our own string class.2) For the local folder I use C:Documents and SettingsLocal SettingsApplication Data. This is obtained viachar sAppData1024;SHGetSpecialFolderPath( NULL, sAppData, CSIDLLOCALAPPDATA, 0)And should work fine on Vista (on Vista you may not be able to write directly to the C: folder or the program files, so local settings is the best bet).3) Yes that is exactly what I do, I deploy it once on instantiation then leave it be. The reason been is that you avoid having to check if a new version of the cursor has been created and secondly if there is more than one instance of the app running, deleting the file may lead to trouble when one exits.4) I found only single bit alpha is supported and 256 colours as specified.

Although they may be a work around but I suspect the limitation is to do with the cursor usually been hardware accelerated. How did you manage to get variable alpha into your cursor? (I tried but came out solid/black).Your English is pretty damn good, mine on the other hand is rubbish and it's 'supposed' to be my primary language;)Thanks.