Cursor Destruction
When you no longer need a cursor you created by using the
CreateIconIndirect function, you should destroy the cursor. The
DestroyCursor function destroys the cursor handle and frees any memory that it used. Use
this function only on cursors that were created with
CreateIconIndirect; it is not necessary to destroy other cursors.
The
DestroyCursor function has no effect on a shared cursor; that is, a cursor that was loaded
by using the LR_SHARED flag with the
LoadImage function. A shared cursor is valid as long as the module from which it was
loaded remains in memory.
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