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The MouseIcon property provides a custom icon that is used when the MousePointer property is set to 99.
TDBCalendar.MouseIcon= variant
Read/Write at run time and design time.
Any icon or bitmap (empty by default)
Although Visual Basic does not create or support color cursor (.cur) files (such as those that ship with Windows NT), you can use the MouseIcon property to load either cursor or icon files. Color cursor files such as those shipped with Windows NT 3.51 are displayed in black and white. To display a color cursor, use a color icon file (.ico). The MouseIcon property provides your program with easy access to custom cursors of any size, with any desired hot spot location. Visual Basic does not load animated cursor (.ani) files, even though 32-bit versions of Windows support these cursors.