CCF-Cursors is a VBX product that supports development in Visual Basic 3.0. The cursor's primary role in a Windows program is to indicate the position of the mouse on the screen. However, in many applications the cursor plays a key role in indicating the state or operating mode of a program. For example the hourglass cursor indicates that the user should wait. The I beam cursor is often used to indicate a position in a text string. In paint programs cursors often indicate the tool in use. A pencil, paint can and aerosol spray cursor can indicate the draw, fill and airbrush operations.

Features

• Configure controls interactively while working in design mode without programming.
• Each control holds a virtually unlimited numbers of bitmaps or icons.
• Create a wide variety of controls such as animated buttons, toolbars, flexible text placement, automatic 3D effects, and more.