I am new to VS 2005 and the subject above is one of the warnings VS 2005
highlights as a warning.
The complaint is:
Access of shared member, constant member, enum member or nested type
through and instance. Qualifying expression will not be evaluated.
Searching help or knowledgebase has provide no help. I can even find the
cursor class with its members and methods.
How do you set the current cursor using VB.Net.
WR
WhiskyRomeo - 21 Jul 2006 18:19 GMT
Never mind I finally noticed the red exclaimation mark in the warning notice.
I have to qualify the expression with Windows.Forms.
> I am new to VS 2005 and the subject above is one of the warnings VS 2005
> highlights as a warning.
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> WR