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he is using winforms so 
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you have to set e.UseDefaultCursor = False in your GiveFeedback event handler to make your cursor change visible. Without it, drag and drop always uses the default cursors.
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stackoverflow.com/question<wbr />s/5206999/<wbr />change-cur<wbr />sor-as-fee<wbr />dback-in-d<wbr />ragdrop-vb<wbr />-net-2010
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he is using winforms so

> you have to set e.UseDefaultCursor = False in your GiveFeedback event handler to make your cursor change visible. Without it, drag and drop always uses the default cursors.


stackoverflow.com/questions/5206999/change-cursor-as-feedback-in-dragdrop-vb-net-2010

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Ah, good catch David. Looked quickly and saw .NET and that it had been moved from Classic. Missed the last line of his question. My bad.
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Ah, good catch David. Looked quickly and saw .NET and that it had been moved from Classic. Missed the last line of his question. My bad.

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A have a label “Label2” that I am coping data from and to a textbox named “textbox2” using drag and drop which works fine. I would like to change the default cursor to the data being dragged until the process is complete. It that doable?<br />
VB.NET 2013 windows form
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A have a label “Label2” that I am coping data from and to a textbox named “textbox2” using drag and drop which works fine. I would like to change the default cursor to the data being dragged until the process is complete. It that doable?
VB.NET 2013 windows form

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