I have a C# application with 2 simultaneous visible forms, and I need to hide mouse cursor when it is over only on one of them. If I use Cursor.Hide() it applies the change for both of them.
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I have a C# application with 2 simultaneous visible forms, and I need to hide mouse cursor when it is over only on one of them. If I use Cursor.Hide() it applies the change for both of them.
You can make a “blank” cursor, and set
myForm.Cursor = blankCursor;This will make that specific form show a specific cursor, which could be completely transparent.