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Serializing/DeSerializing System.Drawing.Cusrsor object looses the hotspot

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Sankar Nemani - 09 Feb 2004 19:39 GMT
Hi All,
   We are trying to Serialize a System.Drawing.Cursor object and
Deserialize it. Before serializing the cursor behaves correctly but when we
serialize and use a deserialized object, the hotspot (the cursor pointer) is
not where it is expected to be. We tried both binary and soap formatters.
TIA
Sankar Nemani
Kit George (MSFT) - 09 Feb 2004 21:42 GMT
The best forum for asking this question is the windowsforms newsgroup,
please redirect your question there.

Note: I could not find a System.Drawing.Cursor object, it might be a good
idea to ensure you have the right class before asking again. And one
question that springs to mind: does whatever class you're talking about
actually represent a point on screen? A good way to tell would be to look
at it's constructors, and see if they take any kind of position (left, top,
etc.), and to see if it has any position properties.

Regards,
Kit
Sankar Nemani - 10 Feb 2004 03:15 GMT
Sorry the class was System.Windows.Forms.Cursor

> The best forum for asking this question is the windowsforms newsgroup,
> please redirect your question there.
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Regards,
> Kit
Kit George (MSFT) - 12 Feb 2004 17:22 GMT
Cool, so the windowsforms newsgroup should be able to help you out a treat!

Regards,
Kit

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