BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 07-11-92 (12:57) Number: 214 From: MIKE WEGNER Refer#: NONE To: MIKE CLARK Recvd: NO Subj: Re:Microhelp Muscle Mous Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
MC>That hand would be useful. If you wouldn't mind posting it up I would >use it for sure! Thanks. Sure think Mike. Here it is ... setmousecursor: FOR i = 1 TO 32 READ cur(i) NEXT DATA &he1ff,&he1ff,&he1ff,&he1ff,&he1ff DATA &he000,&he000,&he000,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 DATA &h0000,&h0c00,&h0c00,&h0c00,&h0c00,&h0c00 DATA &h0db6,&h0db6,&h0db6,&h6ffe,&h6ffe,&h6ffe DATA &h7ffe,&h7ffe,&h7ffe,&h0000 inregs.ax = 9 inregs.bx = 4 inregs.cx = 0 inregs.es = VARSEG(cur(1)) inregs.dx = VARPTR(cur(1)) CALL interruptx(&H33, inregs, outregs) RETURN The above cursor was used in the game mentioned in the tagline. Take a look and see what you think. --Mike-- * SLMR 2.1a * Try Mule's End Poker Slots today! ------------------------- * Origin: Phoenix BBS (1:375/8)
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