Define Cursors

Use NotateXpress™ Built-In Cursors

By default, NotateXpress applies a tool specific cursor when creating, moving, and selecting annotations of that tool type. If desired, these built-in cursors can be turned off, and a system default cursor applied instead. Call the SetUseCursorType and GetUseCursorType methods to specify whether a system default cursor should be used instead of the tool-specific cursors while creating, moving, and selecting annotations.

Specify Custom Cursors

The user may specify custom cursors to be used instead. By calling SetUseCustomCursorType and GetUseCustomCursorType methods, a custom cursor can be specified for each tool and each action (creating, selecting, moving).

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// define custom cursor private Cursor mynewcursor; mynewcursor = new Cursor("c:\\images\\test.cur"); NotateXpress1.SetUseCustomCursorType(CursorSelection.Creating, AnnotationTool.BlockHighlightTool, mynewcursor);

C# Example

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// define custom cursor
private Cursor mynewcursor;
mynewcursor = new Cursor("c:\\images\\test.cur");
NotateXpress1.SetUseCustomCursorType(CursorSelection.Creating, AnnotationTool.BlockHighlightTool, mynewcursor);