IntroductionIn this article we will see how many types of Cursors are available in Silverlight 3.Creating Silverlight ProjectFire up Visual Studio 2008 and create a new Silverlight 3 Project. Name it as CursorsTest.We have the following collection of Cursors available in Silverlight 3.In our application I have used several Buttons and assigned different cursors to each one.When you apply cursor to a specific control, that cursor will be shown when you mouse hover on the specific control.Default cursor is always Arrow.Run the application to see different cursors in different controls.This is a beginner's article for Silverlight.
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