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Well, I have tried that. &nbsp;Sorry I didn't mention that in the orignal post (but I don't think there is room to fit in all the things I have tried). &nbsp;And when I called it it just turns off the cursor so that I have NO cursor.<br />

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Well, I have tried that.  Sorry I didn't mention that in the orignal post (but I don't think there is room to fit in all the things I have tried).  And when I called it it just turns off the cursor so that I have NO cursor.


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I am trying to use the MFC OLE drag&amp;drop mechanism (OnDragEnter/OnDragOver...<wbr />). &nbsp;I can't figure out how to provide my own drag cursor. &nbsp;I have even provided my own CDropSource object and overrode GiveFeedback() to try and hook the right place. &nbsp;I am using a CImageList and so I call CImageList::SetDragCursorI<wbr />mage() inside of GiveFeedback(), but the cursor never changes.<br />
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I could be going about this all wrong, I have tried many things. &nbsp;But they never have any effect on the cursor what-so-ever.<br />
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Does anyone have some sample source that does this? How about a good reference for some decent help or docs on this?<br />
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HELP!!!!
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I am trying to use the MFC OLE drag&drop mechanism (OnDragEnter/OnDragOver...).  I can't figure out how to provide my own drag cursor.  I have even provided my own CDropSource object and overrode GiveFeedback() to try and hook the right place.  I am using a CImageList and so I call CImageList::SetDragCursorImage() inside of GiveFeedback(), but the cursor never changes.

I could be going about this all wrong, I have tried many things.  But they never have any effect on the cursor what-so-ever.

Does anyone have some sample source that does this? How about a good reference for some decent help or docs on this?

HELP!!!!

Changing drag/drop cursor?!??!

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