I was testing custom cursors in an AIR Window this past week and I found some strange behavior. If tried to change the default cursor in an AIR Window by calling :
CursorManager.setBusyCursor()
The cursor in the main WindowedApplication changed rather than the cursor in my AIR Window. So, how could I change just the cursor in my AIR Window. The answer is to use a lower case “cursorManager” on the Window. So, I needed to call:
myAIRWindow.cursorManager.setBusyCursor();
Source from http://butterfliesandbugs.wordpress.com/2008/09/04/how-to-get-a-custom-cursor-in-an-air-window/
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I hope you're fine. I represent a social games startup called White Rabbit (with personnel in Pakistan, Indonesia and Philippines) and we're looking to contractually add an AS3 client-side developer to our team for a period of 3 months (the contract can be renegotiated after that). While doing some research online, I came across your LinkedIn profile. Would you be interested in being part of our game development team on an offshore basis? If so, feel free to send in your resume and portfolio to baig[dot]hassan[at]gmail[dot]com.
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Cursor must bee initialized after window activating:
mywindow.open();
mywindow.cursorManager.setCursor(this.appCursor);
or
mywindow.activate(); mywindow.visible = true;
mywindow.cursorManager.setCursor(this.appCursor);
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