From the Borland non-technical forum:

>
> Jon Shemitz wrote:
>
> > A better solution would involve a simple IDisposable wrapper class,
> > and 'using'.
>
> Could you show us an example Jon?

public class PushCursor: IDisposable {

public PushCursor(Control C, Cursor NewCursor) {
this.C = C;
OldCursor = C.Cursor;
C.Cursor = NewCursor;
}

private Control C;
private Cursor OldCursor;

#region IDisposable Members

public void Dispose() {
C.Cursor = OldCursor;
}

#endregion
}

// which is more code than you show, but you
// only have to write it once, and then just say

using (new PushCursor(this, Cursors.WaitCursor)) {}

// doesn't always set back to Cursors.Default, can be nested, &c.