Description

Determines the kind of the cursor at a certain location in a document. The enumeration contains the following values:

Syntax

public enum CursorKind

Public Enum CursorKind

Member	Value	Description
IBeam	1	The cursor is an I-beam.
ArrowNE	2	The cursor is an arrow cursor pointing to northeast.
VSplit	3	The cursor is a vertical splitting cursor.
UpArrow	4	The cursor is an up arrow cursor.
Arrow	5	The cursor is a standard arrow cursor pointing to northwest.
DownArrow	6	The cursor is a down arrow cursor.
SizeWE	7	The cursor is a two-headed horizontal (west/east) sizing cursor.
SizeNS	8	The cursor is the two-headed vertical (north/south) sizing cursor.
SizeNWSE	9	The cursor is the two-headed diagonal (northwest/southeast) sizing cursor.
SizeNESW	10	The cursor is the two-headed diagonal (northeast/southwest) sizing cursor.
SizeAll	11	The cursor is the four-headed sizing cursor, which consists of four joined arrows that point north, south, east, and west.
Cross	12	The cursor is the crosshair cursor.
No	13	The cursor is the cursor that indicates that a particular region is invalid for the current operation.
DragDropCopy	14	The cursor is the standard cursor for copying data during a drag and drop operation.
DragDropMove	15	The cursor is the standard cursor for moving data during a drag and drop operation.
ThickCross	16	Not described in the reference.
Hand	17	Not described in the reference.

The following example selects the IBeam value from the Cursor Kind enumeration and uses it as a documented workflow choice.

CursorKind value = CursorKind.IBeam;
Console.WriteLine($"Using Cursor Kind: {value}");

Dim value As CursorKind = CursorKind.IBeam
Console.WriteLine($"Using Cursor Kind: {value}")