3-24 MWC3 Transparent WaitCursor

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All Credit Goes to Marshall 07

MWC3 (Marshall WaitCursor 3) is an application that replaces the default Windows Mobile WaitCursor. It is not a way to skin the existing one (shellres.96.dll), but it is a standalone application that offers a new concept of wait cursors.

[ NEWS ]

24th Mar 2009: MWC3.0 released.

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Note: Uninstall older versions of MWC before installing this.

New features in MWC3.0

• New "Finger Friendly" Graphical interface for the configuration tool.
• Added the compatibility with smartphones and any other non-touchscreen device
• Added support for the hardware softkeys for the configuration tool
• The configuration tool now supports EVERY screen resolution
• Added the Autostart option
• Added the cursor timeout
• Added a new option "StartDelay" as a global parameter. When the cursor has to be shown, it will wait this delay first. Use it if you see the cursor even for "easy and quick" operations.
• Changed the extension for all the cursors to .mwc3 since those files have now a different structure
• Added a counter to show the current cursor number over the total cursors number (for example 7/12)
• Changed the code to launch MWC3: this should eliminate the "Error locating process" message
• Fixed an occational bug where the application freezed at the splash screen
• Fixed a mistake that caused MWC3 not to unload properly
• Added an icon for the MWC3 folder in the Start Menu

Main features

• Transparent WaitCursor
• Change the cursor on the fly (no need to reboot)
• Create your own wait cursor
• Define your favourite cursor parameters

- Interval between frames
- Delay before starting the animation
- Position on the screen
- Possibility to loop to a non-first frame (like in gif animations)
- Start the animation from where it stopped or always from the beginning
- Possibility to refer to an already loaded frame without reloading the image

Example:
frame=1.png
frame=2.png
frame=*frame1
frame=*frame2
frame=*frame2
frame=*frame2
frame=*frame1

- Specify the duration for each frame