C # Defines the mouse pointer shape

In Windows applications, you can define the display shape of the mouse by setting the control's Cursor property. The cursor property of a control, such as a button control, is used to set the type of the mouse pointer, which defaults to default.

Grammar:

Public virtual Cursor Cursor {get; set;}

Property value: A cursor that represents the cursor that is displayed when the mouse pointer is over the control.

Cursor: is a value, as shown in the table.

The value of the table cursor property

Value	Description
Appstarting	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the application starts
Arrow	Get arrow cursor
Cross	Get a crosshair cursor
Default	Gets the default cursor, which is usually the arrow cursor
Hand	Gets the hand cursor, which is typically used when hovering over a web link
Help	Gets the help cursor, which is a combination of arrows and question marks
Hsplit	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse is positioned over a horizontal splitter bar.
iBEAM	Gets the I-cursor, which is used to show where the text cursor appears when the mouse is clicked
No	Gets a cursor that indicates that a specific zone is not valid for the current operation
Nomove2d	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse is not moving during the wheel operation, but the window can be scrolled both horizontally and vertically
Nomovehoriz	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse is not moving during wheel operations, but the window can scroll horizontally
Nomovevert	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse is not moving during the wheel operation, but the window can scroll in the vertical direction
Paneast	Gets the cursor that appears when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and the window is scrolled horizontally to the right
Panne	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and when the window is scrolled horizontally, vertically up and to the right
Pannorth	Gets the cursor that appears when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and the window is scrolled vertically up
Pannw	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and when the window is scrolled horizontally, vertically, and left
Panse	Gets the cursor that appears when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and the window is scrolled horizontally, vertically, downward, and to the right
Pansouth	Gets the cursor that appears when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and the window is scrolled vertically down
Pansw	Gets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and when the window is scrolled horizontally, vertically downward, and left.
Panwest	Gets the light that is displayed when the mouse moves during a wheel operation and the window is scrolled horizontally to the left
Sizeall	Gets a 4-sizing cursor that consists of four arrows that are joined, pointing to the four cardinal points, respectively.
Sizenesw	Get bidirectional diagonal (northeast/southwest) Resize cursor
Sizens	Get bidirectional vertical (North/south) resize cursor
Sizenwse	Get bidirectional diagonal (northwest/southeast) sizing cursor
Sizewe	Get bidirectional horizontal (west/east) resize cursor
UpArrow	Gets the up arrow cursor, which is typically used to identify the insertion point
Vsplit	Gets the cursor that appears when the mouse is positioned over a vertical splitter bar
WaitCursor	Gets the wait cursor, usually an hourglass shape