Hiding the cursor on Windows

[J. Landman Gay]

Dave Cragg wrote:
 >
 > On 24 Aug 2006, at 16:50, J. Landman Gay wrote:
 >
 >> I am running Windows XP under Parallels on a Mac Intel machine. The
 >> command "set cursor to none" does not work. (I did get it to work on
 >> one occasion, but I couldn't repeat it.) I don't know if the problem
 >> is with Revolution or with Parallels. Could someone with a real XP
 >> machine please tell me if this code works?
 >>
 >> Make a button with this script and then move the mouse over the button:
 >>
 >> on mouseEnter
 >>  lock cursor
 >>  set cursor to none
 >> end mouseEnter
 >>
 >> on mouseLeave
 >>  unlock cursor
 >> end mouseLeave
 >>
 >> If it works for you, then I can stop trying to figure it out. Thanks.
 >
 > It works here.  (Assuming by working you mean the cursor disappears
 > while over the button.)

Thank you, thank you. Parallels has some issues with the cursor, so I 
suspected that was the reason but I had no way to verify it. You've just 
saved me a lot of trouble, I appreciate it.

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