toolstripstatuslabel

Setting the type of cursor on a ToolStripStatusLabel object

梦想的初衷 提交于 2019-12-24 17:19:09
问题 I have a StatusStrip object at the bottom of my form with a ToolStripStatusLabel object added to it. I want to change the type of mouse cursor that is displayed when one hovers over it. How can I achieve this? 回答1: The ToolStripStatusLabel object does not have a Cursor property. In order to change the displayed cursor you must set the StatusStrip.Cursor property at run-time. Use the label's MouseEnter and MouseLeave event to change the StatusStrip.Cursor property. 回答2: As an alternative, you

ToolStripStatusLabel displayed as black box

人盡茶涼 提交于 2019-11-29 15:24:16
I use StatusStrip that contains ToolStripStatusLabel. OS - Windows 7, framework 2.0. Usually all displayed normal, but sometimes ToolStripStatusLabel looks like black box: I read that windows bug, but how I can fix it? This is an obscure bug, triggered when you display the form with the Windows toolbar overlapping your StatusStrip. Moving the window away from the toolbar doesn't get the ToolStripItems on the status strip repainted properly. You'll find a bit of background in this forum post . There was a weak promise for a future fix for it, no idea if that ever happened. Probably not if you

ToolStripStatusLabel displayed as black box

限于喜欢 提交于 2019-11-28 08:58:41
问题 I use StatusStrip that contains ToolStripStatusLabel. OS - Windows 7, framework 2.0. Usually all displayed normal, but sometimes ToolStripStatusLabel looks like black box: I read that windows bug, but how I can fix it? 回答1: This is an obscure bug, triggered when you display the form with the Windows toolbar overlapping your StatusStrip. Moving the window away from the toolbar doesn't get the ToolStripItems on the status strip repainted properly. You'll find a bit of background in this forum