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Chapter 8 - Cursor Utilities / Cursor Utilities Reference

Data Structures

Your application typically does not create the data structures described in this section. Although you can create a Cursor record and its associated Bits16 array in your program code, it is usually easier to create a black-and-white cursor in a cursor resource, which is described on page 8-31. Similarly, you can create a CCrsr record in your program code, but it is usually easier to create a color cursor in a color cursor resource, which is described on page 8-32. The Cursors data type contains the standard cursors you can display. Finally, you usually list animated cursors in an animated cursor resource, which is described on page 8-33, instead of creating them in an Acur record.