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Magnifying The Desktop With Visual Basic
Conclusion
In this article we've seen how we can use a couple of API calls, a timer and a scroll bar to dynamically capture and magnify a portion of the Windows desktop just the same way as the built-in Windows magnifier application does.
If you've worked with the Windows API before, you might want to look at adding new features to our app, and maybe even turning it into a shareware app that you can distribute to the masses using CNet or Tucows.
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i am solving similar kind of problem...
But i doing that in c++. well i found something in msdn. Using GetCursorInfo() one can get the cursor info. and then one can use the drawIcon() to draw. but i am not sure how one can get the icon from the cursor handle...
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plz help me how to capture screen include cursor picture
Great but plz help me how to capture screen include cursor picture
I learn't alot about using API by trying this code.
Pretty cool. works great!
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