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If you've worked with .NET drag and drop, you may have noticed that the pretty images that Windows Explorer paints while dragging items does not come for free. In fact, by default, .NET will give you a rather ugly black and white cursor with the drag effect indicator (copy, move, none, etc). I wasn't pleased with this, so I set out to create a fantastic drag and drop experience that integrates well into the Windows experience. Oh, and I wanted it to be all in C#.