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Programmatically Hide the Cursor from the Screen from Delphi code

Sunday November 30, 2008
Delphi TIPS :: The Windows ShowCursor API function can be used to hide/show the mouse cursor, but this only affects our application. If we want to hide the cursor for all applications, one way of doing it is confining the cursor to a position outside the limits of the screen with the ClipCursor API call...

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