Ziggy: You can place a button on a slightly larger active panel to track where the mouse is and by using the EVENT_MOUSEENTER and EVENT_MOUSELEAVE commands, set the pointer when entering a gadget (or more specifically, its surrounding panel).
Have a look at this example:
A bit of a pain, but it's better than nothing.
Seb
Have a look at this example:
Global wndMain:TGadget = CreateWindow("Test Window",100,100,400,300,Null,15) Global gadWindowPanel:TGadget = CreatePanel(0,0,ClientWidth(wndMain),ClientHeight(wndMain),wndMain,PANEL_ACTIVE) Global gadButtonPanel:TGadget = CreatePanel(5,5,110,30,gadWindowPanel,PANEL_ACTIVE) Global gadButton:TGadget = CreateButton("Test Button",5,5,100,20,gadButtonPanel) 'The larger the panel border, the more reliably the pointer will change when mouse moves over it quickly. 'A border of about 5 seems about right for most uses. Repeat Select WaitEvent() Case EVENT_WINDOWCLOSE;End Case EVENT_MOUSEENTER Select EventSource() Case gadWindowPanel;SetPointer(POINTER_NORMAL) Case gadButtonPanel;SetPointer(POINTER_HAND) EndSelect EndSelect Forever
A bit of a pain, but it's better than nothing.
Seb