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ExcellentOrg23-Sep-13 8:23
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If all you want to know whether a URL was loaded or not, you do not need to look at mouse cursor, your application will be lot more robust if you decided to do some kind of Async call and then time-out from your receiver.

Shape of mouse cursor is way down on the totem pole of events and in any case its user-interface thing and No good application design should depend on the tail of responses.

That said, all mouse cursors have a constant value (IMHO they used to be called Handles back in the days of WIN32 API) that does not change across application.

If this was the only way out, I'd write a WIN SDK C++ app in which I create full sized transparent always-on-top window with no borders that scans all mouse events. and return the base WndProc unhandled ... Dabble a bit in Spy tool that comes with visual studio.
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