System.Windows.Forms 1.0.5000.0 2.0.0.0 System.Enum System.Flags This enumeration is used by the following classes: , , and . You can use to display different mouse pointers for drag-and-drop operations. For example, you can display a plus symbol for a drag-and-drop operation, an arrow symbol for a drag-and-drop operation, or a red circle with a line through it symbol for a drag-and-drop operation. If you want to drop data at a position in the target that is not currently visible, you could scroll the target while dragging. If a target does not support scrolling, you must make sure that the drop position is visible in the target before you begin the drag-and-drop operation. The following are some scenarios when you might want to scroll a target: You are dragging text into a document, and you want to drop the text at a position not visible in the document window. You are dragging a file into a file tree, and you want to drop the file on a node not visible in the file tree.

Specifies the possible effects of a drag-and-drop operation.

Field System.Windows.Forms.DragDropEffects

The combination of the , , and effects.

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The data from the drag source is copied to the drop target.

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The data from the drag source is linked to the drop target.

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The data from the drag source is moved to the drop target.

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The drop target does not accept the data.

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The target can be scrolled while dragging to locate a drop position that is not currently visible in the target.

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