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ami guru writes
> Returns the position of the hot spot relative to the top-left corner
of the
> cursor
> "
>
> What does that hot spot mean ?
Since the mouse cursor is not a point, but a set of pixels inside a
rectangle, in order to express its position as if it were a point, one
particular pixel inside the rectangle is assigned to represent that
point. That pixel is the hot spot.
For example when the mouse cursor looks like a cross, the hot spot is
typically at the center of the cross, whereas for an arrow, it will be
at the tip of the arrow.
Best regards,
--
Daniel
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