With the advent of IE 4.0, Microsoft introduced a feature that lets designers chose which windows cursor is displayed over any part of a web page.
You need to add cursor:X to the style for the page element concerned, where X can be replaced with any of the names in the examples below. Try them to see what you get. Notice, however, that these effects may not work in all browsers.
| style="cursor:help" | |
| style="cursor:text" | |
| style="cursor:wait" | |
| style="cursor:crosshair" | |
| style="cursor:move" | |
| style="cursor:hand" |