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PanSE - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically downward and to the right.PanNW - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically upward and to the left.PanNE - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling vertically in an upward direction.

PanNorth - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically upward and to the right.

PanNE - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally to the right.

PanEast - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in a horizontal direction.

NoMoveVert - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in a vertical direction.

NoMoveHoriz - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in a horizontal direction.

NoMove2D - Gets the cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in both a horizontal and vertical direction.

No - Gets the cursor that indicates that a particular region is invalid for the current operation.

IBeam - Gets the I-beam cursor, which is used to show where the text cursor appears when the mouse is clicked.

HSplit - Gets the cursor that appears when the mouse is positioned over a horizontal splitter bar.

Help - Gets the Help cursor, which is a combination of an arrow and a question mark.

Hand - Gets the hand cursor, typically used when hovering over a Web link.

Default - Gets the default cursor, which is usually an arrow cursor.

AppStarting - Gets the cursor that appears when an application starts.